So your router is near your "cable" connection, I'm assuming. But WiFi is really location sensitive (bounce off stuff) so...even moving the router a few feet one way or another can make a big diff. Also, if you can and don't mind the techie stuff, check the CHANNEL NUMBER of the WiFi signal. You'll find that if you're getting interference from other sources (including neighbors if applicable) switching channel numbers can help. Like move from channel 9 to 11 or whatever.Good morning. I ended up carrying the tv downstairs to finish the updates. What a pain. I don’t see me streaming much upstairs until we get the WiFi hubs. Downstairs is lightning fast. Of course this tv is as far away from the router as it can be in the house. Opposite end and one floor up.
You probably already know this, you seem pretty hardware savvy, but I'm throwing it out in case it helps.
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