The modem features dual band technology and 10 antennas (two for 2.4GHz and eight for 5GHz). Store Locator. How olds your house? Also, 2.4 is never going to get 150. Shaw's faster service won't cost any more, but it wasn't cheap to begin with.
Shaw’s ‘Advanced’ Wi-Fi modem is included with Internet 300. Speedtest results mostly ping of 8 and download speed of 25. If your Netflix shows start to stream faster than usual this December, there’s a simple reason for it. Call … Telus is listening? Which modem are you using? If I can manage to get the wired running at its normal speed, I'm planning on using some APs or mesh networking to try and improve the wifi.The desktop PC is about a year old and has a gigabit ethernet card in it. The laptops are approximately 2-3 years old.Shaw service call techs can only fix RF issue or equipment failures. It's the fact that when I'm hardwired in, I only get 30-40Mbps. Is the modem plugged into a power bar and if so, the power bar could have a bad ground causing electrical interference.
Is the modem on the floor? View Details. Do you think those results could be related to congestion?This is what posts should be like — full of information, friendly tone, and merely seeking help.How not to make a successful post: “FUCK SHAW MY INTERNET DOESNT WORK AND I HAVENT CALLED TECH SUPPORT REEEEEEEE”Thanks :) I work in Customer Service and I'm simply looking for a solution to my problem.Have you tried running the test on a wired connection while in safe mode with networking (assuming youre on windows)Just tried right now. Later that day while no one was home, apparently the head tech stopped by, logged in from outside (even though I changed all the login info) and confirmed we were getting our full speed and let our landlords know that we aren't getting 150Mbps because our devices are old/don't support 150 (even though I have a custom desktop which worked totally fine with 150 before we had issues and a Pixel 2 XL.)
We pay for Internet 150 but are only getting a max of 30-40Mbps over all connection methods over multiple devices. I would ask the a service rep if you have congestion in your area.
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