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Computer Help and Support

Bradshaw3

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9. Thanks for the info

Reply to hunter (Reply #8)

Fri Oct 4, 2019, 02:03 PM

Oct 2019

I went through the priority thing with a helpful IP guy and it did some good, but it's only my Roku and my laptop that are using bandwidth; I don't use my laptop when watching tv and it still has issues. He suggested a new router which I will probably have to do.

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Question about Roku and a wired connection [View all] Bradshaw3 Oct 2019 OP

Not sure Timewas Oct 2019 #1

Thanks for the input Bradshaw3 Oct 2019 #3

i doubt it. Unless your in-house wireless is badly configured or spotty drray23 Oct 2019 #2

Thanks Bradshaw3 Oct 2019 #4

3??? Timewas Oct 2019 #5

It's supposed to be 12 something overall Bradshaw3 Oct 2019 #6

Try Timewas Oct 2019 #7

Thanks for the suggestion Bradshaw3 Oct 2019 #10

We use a wired connection for Netflix on our main television. hunter Oct 2019 #8

Thanks for the info Bradshaw3 Oct 2019 #9