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Not likely your issue but I had something similar that exactly every day my Wi-Fi would act up and my computer disconnect. It also happened to be the same time
by dvcrn 6y ago
Not likely your issue but I had something similar that exactly every day my Wi-Fi would act up and my computer disconnect. It also happened to be the same time a nearby church starts ringing it's bells and my room happened to be very close to it. It also didn't happen on days the church didn't use the bells.
Still don't know what exactly caused this and I don't live there anymore but because I was the only one in my family with these problems, and only my room was facing the church, I want to believe the bells rang at a frequency that messed with my old routers Wi-Fi.
If someone could tell me if this Is possible, I could finally get some closure on this.
- rapjr9 6y agoA lot of church bells these days are not real bells, they are PA systems playing a recording of church bells. They are often programmable and wirelessly controlled, for example: https://www.brgproducts.com/carillon_pricing/index.php https://www.brgproducts.com/carillon_pricing/index.php So it seems entirely possible the wireless part of the church bell system was interfering with your router. If the church did have real bells it seems very unlikely they would generate strong EM radiation at 2.4GHz or 5GHz. They might induce some vibration if they are really loud, which could trigger an intermittent connection in the router, though that seems pretty far fetched also.