In our home, we have to pay for various services and expenses so that we can live in a dignified and comfortable way, including food, rent, electricity, water, gas and internet.
This is the last service, which although it seems dispensable for some, is really essential for others, especially for people who work from home, study remotely or communicate with other people using a stable Internet connection.
The speed of this service is a crucial factor, since a good speed will allow us to upload and download files efficiently, and likewise, we will be able to make video calls or calls via WiFi without suffering from delays or annoying interruptions.
Your Internet speed at home may depend on several factors, such as: the service you contracted for (the number of megabytes is 50, 70, 100, 150 or more), whether it is fiber optic, satellite, or any other type of connection, and the number of connected devices, whether Whether you have hackers or not, so does your router model.
Today we are sharing with you a very effective trick to increase your internet speed amazingly, without having to make a lot of adjustments. The steps have been summarized so you can do it quickly at home, so pay close attention and master this new trick.
Speed up your WiFi instantly: Adjust your router’s DNS
Is your WiFi slow? Don’t worry, you can enhance it with a simple change in your router settings.
The trick we are sharing with you today is to change your DNS addresses to Cloudflare addresses, which are faster servers than those of your operator. This speeds up the loading time of web pages, not downloads or uploads.
How do you do that? To raise your WiF speed to a good level, just follow these simple steps
First: Go into your router settings. To do this, open your web browser and type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar.
Second: Enter the username and password for your router (you can find them at the bottom of the device).
Third: Look for “WAN” or “Advanced Settings” options. Locate the DNS field and select “Static” or “Manual.”
Fourth: Log in to Cloudflare DNS, which is as follows for the primary and secondary:
Primary DNS: 1.1.1.1
Secondary DNS: 1.0.0.1
Fifth: Save the changes and wait for the router to restart.
Additional tips for you
Operators can change DNS remotely, and we recommend that you check it periodically, as some routers allow you to deactivate remote assistance. Changing DNS doesn’t just increase your download or upload speed Speeds up web page loading.
We hope that this trick will be very useful to you and allow you to fully enjoy the benefits of your Internet. Remember to use the 2.4Hz band of your WiFi when you are far away from your modem and the 5GHz band when you are close to your modem or router, so you can enjoy good speed without interruption. Have a great week and happy holidays.
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