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I used to be able to get online wireless with my laptop and other devices, but now I can't. I try to setup a wireless connection and my devices still can't find my modem.
It says "Not In Range" even when I'm standing in front of the router.
I was told by a friend that I need to upgrade to 20/5 speed now.........is this true? (it wasn't the case before)
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Did you log into the router and check the settings for your wireless network?
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Yes and when I check the box Yes for Wireless it keeps defaulting back to No
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is there a "save" option on the bottom of the page?
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Yes and when I click save a box comes up saying "Saving changes" but then the page comes back and No is still selected
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@jackmcgann wrote:is there a "save" option on the bottom of the page?
Actually there is an Apply button way down at the bottom of the page.
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Justin
FiOS TV, 25/25 Internet, and Digital Voice user
QIP7232, QIP7100-P2, IMG 1.9.1
Keller, TX 76248
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A friend of mine just told me that I now need to upgrade to 20/5 speed and that's why this is happening.
Does anyone know if this is true?
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No, it is not true. WiFi in your home has nothing to do with your speed.
Access to Verizon's WiFi hot spots is related to your speed - they only let people with faster tiers access hot spots. So, unless you're trying to use the WiFi from a nearby coffee shop that happens to be a Verizon Hot Spot; your friend is feeding you wrong information.
Have you tried Verizon tech support or the "in home agent" yet? You should have no issue with WiFi.
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Everytime I tried to download it yesterday I got errors and it wouldn't download. I'll try again right now, Thanks
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Tried the In Home Agent and that didn't help. I think my router is messed up!