When users say “no internet” or “no WiFi,” the fixes that show up most often include restarting the modem/router, checking cables and line status, and verifying account status. If the outage persists, escalation and proper documentation help.
Below is a practical checklist and escalation path you can follow to reduce back‑and‑forth and speed up resolution.
Quick notes:
- Experiences vary by neighborhood and line conditions. When comparing providers, local stability matters more than advertised speed.
- Document outages with dates/times, modem light status, and ticket numbers to reduce repeated explanations during follow‑ups.
- Keep your navigation open: use the menu to jump to related topics without leaving this site.
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When users say “no internet” or “no WiFi,” the fixes that show up most often include restarting the modem/router, checking cables and line status, and verifying account status. If the outage persists, escalation and proper documentation help.
Below is a practical checklist and escalation path you can follow to reduce back‑and‑forth and speed up resolution.
Quick notes:
- Experiences vary by neighborhood and line conditions. When comparing providers, local stability matters more than advertised speed.
- Document outages with dates/times, modem light status, and ticket numbers to reduce repeated explanations during follow‑ups.
- Keep your navigation open: use the menu to jump to related topics without leaving this site.
When users say “no internet” or “no WiFi,” the fixes that show up most often include restarting the modem/router, checking cables and line status, and verifying account status. If the outage persists, escalation and proper documentation help.
Below is a practical checklist and escalation path you can follow to reduce back‑and‑forth and speed up resolution.
Quick notes:
- Experiences vary by neighborhood and line conditions. When comparing providers, local stability matters more than advertised speed.
- Document outages with dates/times, modem light status, and ticket numbers to reduce repeated explanations during follow‑ups.
- Keep your navigation open: use the menu to jump to related topics without leaving this site.
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