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Ever had your Wi-Fi cut out during a work call or right in the middle of your favorite show? Before you panic, the fix might be easier than you think. Resetting your router the right way can solve many internet problems. But there’s a catch: not all resets are created equal. You might have heard that factory resetting […]
The world runs on the internet, but understanding vocabulary terms for broadband can feel like learning a new language. ISPs throw around terms like bandwidth, latency, fiber-optic networks, and data caps, but what do they actually mean? This blog will break down the most important vocabulary words for broadband, covering everything from fiber internet to cable, DSL, and emerging wireless technologies. We’ll […]
Have you ever wondered how to change your WiFi name and password? Maybe you’re tired of seeing “DefaultNetwork123” or want to kick off freeloaders hogging your connection. Whatever the reason, changing your WiFi settings is easier than you think. A personalized WiFi name isn’t just fun (hello, funny WiFi names like “Pretty Fly for a […]
How do you get a strong WiFi signal in every room of your home? It’s a common frustration. You’re streaming a movie, and the connection drops. Or you’re working in the kitchen, but the signal barely reaches it. Luckily, weak WiFi is a fixable problem. Most homes aren’t set up to handle today’s internet needs. […]
Do you know what equipment you need for fiber internet? Fiber internet requires specific equipment to work seamlessly. The good news? Most providers, like Race Communications, supply and install everything you need. However, understanding what’s required helps ensure your setup is complete and optimized for top performance. In this guide, we’ll break down the essential […]
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is the U.S. government agency that regulates communications, including internet services. In 2024, the FCC raised the benchmark speed for broadband to 100/20 Mbps—meaning 100 Mbps download and 20 Mbps upload speeds. This new standard replaced the older definition of 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload speeds, which is […]
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