NetHelp

Internet issues can stem from various sources: a simple router restart, loose cables, an ISP outage, or even issues with your device. NetHelp guides you through the most common culprits, starting with the easiest checks, to help you pinpoint and solve the problem efficiently.

Improving Wi-Fi speed often involves optimizing your router's position, ensuring it's not obstructed, and reducing interference from other devices. Restarting your router, upgrading firmware, or using a less congested Wi-Fi channel can also make a significant difference. Our "slow internet" guide covers these and more advanced tips.

For a single user streaming HD content and browsing, 25-50 Mbps download speed is generally sufficient. For households with multiple users, online gaming, or 4K streaming, 100 Mbps or higher is recommended. NetHelp helps you identify if your current speed is below what you're paying for and offers troubleshooting for slow connections.

Yes! NetHelp is a completely free, community-driven resource designed to empower you to solve your own internet problems without any cost. Our goal is to provide accessible, easy-to-understand solutions for everyone.