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Cbs All Access Won'T Load Videos On Chrome Free Streaming Services

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Yet the issue may not be the streaming service, it may be your home network.

Here are three tips to fix buffering on your Roku, Fire TV, Nvidia Shield, Apple TV, and other devices.

Tip 1: Identify the Problem Often the problem with buffering is your internet speed.

You can easily be paying for 100 down but only getting a fraction of that speed.

Sometimes your ISP can have damage on their lines running to your house, so run a speed test to make sure you are getting the speed you are paying for.

I called my ISP, and they came out and fixed something on the pole outside my house and my internet speed was faster than it had ever been.

Want to test your speed Check out Fast.com for a quick and easy test.

If you find your internet speed is often well below what you are paying for, contact your internet service provider.

Tip 2: Improve Your Wi-Fi Even if your internet speed is ok, weak Wi-Fi is a common issue that causes buffering.

A weak Wi-Fi signal can cause slow speeds that lead to constant buffering.

Look to see if the Wi-Fi signal on your streaming player is weak.

First, move your Wi-Fi router closer to your streaming player.

Next, look at a more powerful router or even one of the new mesh routers.

Finally, some users have had success with range extenders or using an Ethernet power jack to hard wire their streaming player.

One tip for buying a range extender is to make sure you get one that is made by the same company as your router.

I find that often reduces the number of issues you face.

Update or Replace Your Router If your Wi-Fi keeps dropping or you are still having Wi-Fi issues in one part of your house, consider looking into getting a new router that has a Wi-Fi AC standard.

You will see a huge improvement going to AC from the old N standard.

Just like phones and computers, at some point routers break down.

Also, if you have an older or cheaper Wi-Fi router, it may not be designed to handle all the devices on your network.

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