Hello, whenever I try to connect my Playstation 3 to the Playstation Network my wireless internet cuts out and I have to wait for the internet to reconnect to my computers, then the internet runs extremely slow. Im not sure why this is happening. Any help will be greatly appreciated Message Edit

Jun 18, 2013 Could my router be why my WiFi keeps cutting out Anyways, my WiFi has been cutting out lately, more and more frequently. Called Comcast (my ISP) since I thought it was something on their end and the tech I talked to had me reset the modem and router but unplugging each for an extended amount of time. Plugged them back in and I was good to go. Why does my router keep disconnecting me from the Internet? Microfilters, phone line splitters and the ethernet cables can all develop faults over time. You can check to see if these devices are the cause of your router disconnecting from the Internet by: Testing your Internet when your router is the only device connected to the phone line via the microfilter. [Help] Linksys wrt1900ac issues. Wifi dropping Sep 30, 2010

There are three reasons why the Wi-Fi connection between your Linksys router and your devices such as computers, laptops, PS3™ and Xbox 360 ® is intermittent or is experiencing a dropping connection. These are: Frequency interference from other Wi-Fi devices

Microfilters, phone line splitters and the ethernet cables can all develop faults over time. You can check to see if these devices are the cause of your router disconnecting from the Internet by: Testing your Internet when your router is the only device connected to the phone line via the microfilter. [Help] Linksys wrt1900ac issues. Wifi dropping Sep 30, 2010 Tips for constant lost connections, or router crashes

There are three reasons why the Wi-Fi connection between your Linksys router and your devices such as computers, laptops, PS3™ and Xbox 360 ® is intermittent or is experiencing a dropping connection. These are: Frequency interference from other Wi-Fi devices

A plethora of factors can affect the strength of your Wi-Fi signal—the distance from the router, for example, or interference from other electronic devices. If you find yourself with slow Internet speeds from your ISP, you might gain a faster connection by plugging directly into your router with an Ethernet cable instead of relying on Wi-Fi.