When an Ethernet Switch Will Not Fix Network Problems (APEX2005)
An Ethernet switch cannot resolve issues caused by:
- Internet service outages
- Weak WiFi signal coverage
- Router performance limitations
- ISP speed limitations
The switch improves wired connectivity, not Internet service quality or WiFi coverage.
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