Metals and microwaves are the most prominent things that hinder the operation of Wi-Fi. Find out the details

The latest report revealed that there are a lot of materials inside the home that hinder the functioning of your Wi-Fi. Everything from metal to thick materials can cause chaos for broadband routers because it interferes with the signal, even something as simple as a microwave while it is running. It could have an impact, reports theSun.

The report said: People may not realize that the materials used in their kitchen extension could be a Wi-Fi killer too, and Amber Payne, managing director of Broadband and Talk at Sky, told The Sun that people need to “think wisely” about where they put There is their service provider center.

He said: “The thing that must be paid attention to is extensions, so steel, especially now with modern technology, and people using it to expand their kitchens may hinder the signals from reaching well everywhere inside the house.”

Also, if you place the Wi-Fi center in that space, it will be very difficult to reach good connections over the network because it cannot pass through those steel beams.

In fact it might be worth doing a little rewiring in case something malfunctions, just to make sure it’s in a really central place again.

There are nine out of ten cases when the engineer responsible for networks arrives at the location of the Wi-Fi malfunction after communicating with the company. He may not actually find a problem with the Wi-Fi, but rather there is a problem in determining the center in which it is placed.

How to get the best connection

Being able to see your router with your own eyes is one way to know if your hub is in the right place, and if you can’t see it, there may be a problem.

“And if you have a line of sight to the center and it’s visible, the likelihood of the connection being strong is higher, so things like storing it away in a cupboard and under a drawer for example, can cause some challenges in terms of connections.”