Troubleshoot slow networks at your home or business

Troubleshoot slow networks at your home or business

Check out this tech tip from Dell Customer Support for your small business or home. This video tutorial will get your Dell product back in running in no time, or make it better than before. Just watch to see what you can do to maximize your Dell.

If your computer network is running frustratingly slow, and you're operating without an IT staff, try these five steps to help solve networking congestion. Restart your router and switches, check network interface cards and drivers, check for application overload, keep AntiVirus and AntiSpyware up to date, and check the DNS (Domain System Name).

Learn how to troubleshoot slow networks at your home or business.

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