Connectivity dropping and weak signals on all devices

Usually a poor WiFi signal that drops from the phone.

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A weak signal causes calls to drop off. Buy a device to increase signal strength.

While clearing the cache and checking your network settings are excellent suggestions, if they DO NOT resolve the problem then it is likely you have a weak or bad connection to your Internet provider (either the cellural data link and/or the WiFi link). This can occur due to a weak or intermittent signal or due to strong signal interference. I suspect the latter because you seem to be able to connect easily (indicating at least a good initial signal), but then it abruptly drops. Interference can come from many sources (motors, microwave oven, competing radio signals, nearby electrical lines, or a neighbor's WiFi signal on the same frequency and channel, etc.) It can also be caused by other devices on your own network such as a satellite box, a printer, or a streaming device that also connects to your Internet provider's signal.

A simple way to troubleshoot WiFi interference is to look at other ambient signals. Download an app called WiFi Analyzer from the Google Playstore. Run the app and very slowly move around the areas where you access the Internet. All measurable ambient signals will be displayed, including your primary signal, with their channel and relative signal strength. If there are others that approach or surpass your primary signal on the same channel, then WiFi interference is a likely source of your problem. The fix: change your router's signal to another (unused) channel. This is done by entering the router's setup routine and modifying that setting (usually at an internal URL address at or similar to http://192.168.1.1 - the exact URL and directions are on the documentation that came with your router or on the manufacturer's website).

The WiFi Analyzer may well identify the problem. But it will not identify other local sources of interference nor a weak primary signal, such as mentioned above. But changing the router channel may still help.

Or, you may eventually need to invest in a better router (N or AC protocol, and dual frequency) and/or switch to another service provider with a stronger signal in your area.

No, maybe your wireless signal is too weak? Try a Netgear extender...about $30...this will improve the signal..

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The problem is most likely caused by a weak 3G signal that your handset is picking up. A weak 3G signal can cause odd problems like connection errors and call dropping.

Try disabling 3G to test to see if it's the cause of your problems.

The setting can be found in the network settings menu. It should be set to GSM, not dual mode or UMTS.

Hello,

This is a message that yahoo messenger usually tell the users when it detects a low internet connection. You are right with what you have mentioned about the weak wi-fi signal.

I have been receiving the same message because of my wi-fi signal but so far so good. I never have any problem with the quality of the sound in the call or any disconnection of the call except for the sloppy webcam. But, I understand the problem because I really do have a low signal at home.

You may hear drop outs or poor sound quality in this call. Your Internet connection currently has reliability problems, perhaps due to a weak WiFi signal

put the addtional anntena to wireless device for the range of the wireless

What are you trying to connect your USB wireless device to?
Is it to a wireless hot spot?
or to a Wireless Access Point/Router?
When you find a connection, what is the signal strength?
I assume you have configured your Access Point correctly as well as making it secure. You should connect a computer to the Access Point using a network 10BaseT cable to check the Access Point configuration, especially the wireless configuration.

If you are trying to connect to a wireless Access Point and you have a weak signal, move your computer closer to the Access Point or move the Access Point to a better and higher location to give you a better wireless coverage. Note, walls can affect the wireless signals between the Access Point and the wireless network card and wireless USB device, especially reinforced concrete walls.

Opening your browser. Looking in your manual there is an instruction telling you how to connect directly with your modem. Type that address in, enter the user name and password it tells you. Then look through several of the option tabs it will display. There will be one that controls the "transmit power" level. Once you find it, change it to 100% if it something less than that. That should fix your problem.