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Use a cable to connect directly from the modem to your laptop or computer.
Head to https://speed.melita.com and then press Start.
After a few seconds, your download and upload speeds will be displayed.
On your desktop, click the Network icon in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. This will bring up a list of available connections.
Find the network name of your WiFi network and click on it.
Ensure Connect Automatically is ticked and then click Connect.
Enter your WiFi password. Click OK to finish.
The difference between a router and a modem is that a router connects multiple devices to Wi-Fi while a modem connects to the internet.
When you connect to WiFi, you’re really connecting to your router.
Change the default name of your home WiFi, make your wireless network password unique and strong, make sure you have a good firewall, and disable the network name broadcasting to the general public.
