hAHAha Halo
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I've seen this in similar forums over the interwebs, but I haven't seen any new solutions.
Restart your router, reboot your router, reconfigure your router, reset your router, throw a hammer at your router, it's all just the same thing. I don't know if anybody else has this problem, and this is semi off-topic, but my Bionic (when actually connected to the wifi) will sometimes have a hiccup in connection, either a few seconds of no Internet+still connected to wifi, or it completely drops wifi for a moment. Back on topic, my data cycle started 2 days ago and I'm already at 250+ MB of data and increasing as of tonight, because I'm having a lot of wifi problems.
At the same time, restarting the router has been a good fix.. For the past 3 days. I've had to restart the router probably 20 times in the past few days, and it was because nothing had an Internet connection, they all stopped working simultaneously. So I guess the question is now, what's the problem: Phone software, router settings, router hardware.
I guess at this point I need to start looking at new routers—even if it's just the configuration, my router shouldn't be crashing and needing a restart 6-7 times a day.
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Restart your router, reboot your router, reconfigure your router, reset your router, throw a hammer at your router, it's all just the same thing. I don't know if anybody else has this problem, and this is semi off-topic, but my Bionic (when actually connected to the wifi) will sometimes have a hiccup in connection, either a few seconds of no Internet+still connected to wifi, or it completely drops wifi for a moment. Back on topic, my data cycle started 2 days ago and I'm already at 250+ MB of data and increasing as of tonight, because I'm having a lot of wifi problems.
At the same time, restarting the router has been a good fix.. For the past 3 days. I've had to restart the router probably 20 times in the past few days, and it was because nothing had an Internet connection, they all stopped working simultaneously. So I guess the question is now, what's the problem: Phone software, router settings, router hardware.
I guess at this point I need to start looking at new routers—even if it's just the configuration, my router shouldn't be crashing and needing a restart 6-7 times a day.
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