We all experience Wi-Fi problems from time to time. However, do not sit back and allow your Xfinity Wi-Fi problems to keep you from watching your favourite shows or stream music. The Internet is essential in the current world, and that is why you should know how to fix your Xfinity Wi-Fi problems. Xfinity has several field agents working at a time, and it could take some time, if not days, to fix your issues. Fixing your problems will allow you to get back to your comfort quickly. Here are some common Xfinity Wi-Fi issues and solutions.
- Internet Problems. Sometimes your web browser may display a no internet connection error message. If your movie streaming channel pauses a lot while watching your favourite show, you have slow internet problems. Start by investigating how slow your internet is. You can download the speed test app on your smart device or use the Speedtest website. Ensure that there is nothing on your Wi-Fi network hogging the connection. Large video files and game consoles can cause your network to drag. Unplug your power outlet, wait for around five minutes, and then plug back the power. Wait for another five minutes and rerun the speedtest to see if the connection has improved. If the speed has not improved, reset the Xfinity Wi-Fi device using the Reset button on the back. If the speed remains the same, it is time to contact support.
- Wi-Fi Problems. Begin by ensuring that your gateway is broadcasting a Wi-Fi signal. The two Wireless LAN lights on the front of your router should glow. If the gateway is not broadcasting any signal, use the Reset button in the back of the router to reset it. Confirm with your smartphone, tablet, or PC that the Wi-Fi problem is fixed. If your device cannot connect, ensure that the Wi-Fi password you are typing matches the one on your router’s sticker. Use another device to log into your Wi-Fi to ensure that the problem is not specific to the device you are using.
- Cable Problems. Your Comcast Xfinity cable box is what connects your Comcast’s network to your TV. If the cables are wrongly connected, your TV will not receive any signal. Start by confirming that your TV is on the correct input channel. If you plug your cable into HDMI port 1, turn your TV to HDMI 1. Once you have done that, unplug your Comcast cable box from your power outlet. Ensure that the Coaxial cable has a firm connection to the port on your cable box. Connect the cable box back to the power after five minutes.
- On-demand Problems. Xfinity on-demand problems are frustrating. Unfortunately, these problems do not have many quick fixes. If you experience on-demand problems, consider calling support services. Sometimes there may be an outage in your area. If there is no outage, you can check your cables. As long as you have internet access, you can watch on-demand through the Xfinity Stream apps for iPhone and Android. These apps can help you work around the on-demand issues.
These are some of the problems you can check into if your Xfinity keeps disconnecting.