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Pour une vitesse Internet optimale, nous recommandons :

Matériel:

• Carte réseau:
  • une carte réseau d’au moins 100 Mbit/s pour les vitesses allant jusqu'à Internet FibreOP 50/30 80/30 inclusivement
  • Ethernet gigabit au minimum pour les vitesses plus rapides que Internet FibreOP 80/30

• Câblage:
  • câbles de catégorie 5e (courts seulement) au minimum
  • câbles Ethernet de catégorie 6 (s’il est prouvé que les câbles de catégorie 5e ralentissent la vitesse)

• Mémoire vive (RAM):
  • Minimum : 1 Go
  • Recommandé : 2 Go

• Espace disque libre:
  • Minimum : 500 Mo
  • Recommandé : 2 Go

• Processeur:
  • Minimum : 1,5 GHz
  • Recommandé : 2 GHz

• Système d’exploitation:
  • Mac^TM OS version 10.6 ou plus récente
  • Windows^TM Vista ou plus récent
  • Les plus récents ensembles de modifications du système d’exploitation Microsoft incluant les mises à jour et correctifs

Remarques: Pour obtenir les vitesses de téléchargement optimales du service Internet FibreOP 200/30 sur votre ordinateur, vous devez utiliser Windows 7 ou plus récent

Logiciels:

Pilote de la carte réseau – la plus récente version offerte sur le site Web du fabricant

Remarques: Certaines applications coupe-feu et antivirus ralentissent un ordinateur. Pour lancer des tests de vitesse, il est possible que ces applications doivent être modifiées ou désactivées. À éviter, dans la mesure du possible, en raison des risques liés à la sécurité.

Exigences Système Recommandées pour le Service Haute Vitesse

Pour une vitesse Internet optimale, nous recommandons :

Matériel:

• Câblage:
  • câbles de catégorie 5e (courts seulement) au minimum
  • câbles Ethernet de catégorie 6 (s’il est prouvé que les câbles de catégorie 5e ralentissent la vitesse)

• Mémoire vive (RAM):
  • Minimum : 1 Go
  • Recommandé : 2 Go

• Espace disque libre:
  • Minimum : 500 Mo
  • Recommandé : 2 Go

• Processeur:
  • Minimum : 1,5 GHz
  • Recommandé : 2 GHz

• Système d’exploitation:
  • Mac^TM OS version 10.6 ou plus récente
  • Windows^TM Vista ou plus récent
  • Les plus récents ensembles de modifications du système d’exploitation Microsoft incluant les mises à jour et correctifs

Remarques: Certaines applications coupe-feu et antivirus ralentissent un ordinateur. Pour lancer des tests de vitesse, il est possible que ces applications doivent être modifiées ou désactivées. À éviter, dans la mesure du possible, en raison des risques liés à la sécurité.

Services de Sécurité Internet Configuration Nécessaire

Configuration recommandée::

• Système d’exploitation : Windows 7 SP1 | Windows 8 | Windows 8.1 | Windows 10
• Unité centrale : Intel CORE 2 Duo (2 GHz) ou processeur équivalent
• Memoire (RAM)
  • 1.5 Go (Microsoft Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1)
• Espace disque dur requis : 2 Go d’espace libre (minimum de 800 Mo sur le disque dur du système)

Configuration logicielle requise:

• .Net Framework 3.5 (installé automatiquement avec les services de sécurité Internet 2015 s’il est manquant)

Prend en charge ou s’intègre à:

• Yahoo Messenger 9 et versions ultérieures
• Skype 6.3 et versions ultérieures
• Firefox 14 et versions ultérieures
• Chrome 20 et versions ultérieures
• Thunderbird 14 et versions ultérieures
• Outlook 2007, 2010, 2013
• Outlook Express et Windows Mail sur x86

Simple things such as correct settings, proper placement and eliminating interference can help fix issues with your wireless connection.

Follow these easy steps:

Check the network name

You will find the network names printed on a sticker on your modem and wi-fi extenders. A copy of the stickers will also be placed in your welcome guide for easy reference.

Check location of the modem

It is important to ensure that the modem and your wi-fi extender are not placed on top of another electronic device or anything that produces heat. This could cause the equipment to overheat and could lead to possible damage or interference with your internet connection.

Interference or low signal strength

Your FibreOP modem and wi-fi extender should be placed in the central locations and at least 1 foot away from any other wireless electronic devices (cordless phone, baby monitor, etc...) to minimize interference.

Reboot your computer

Turn your computer off and turn it back on. Restarting your computer can often help clear speed issues by closing programs that are running in the background and may be impacting your speed.

Check for peer-to-peer sharing

Your speed will be impacted by uploading or downloading files using peer-to-peer software. Close all peer-to-peer file sharing programs (example: Utorrent, Gnutella , Limewire) on your computer and any other computers or devices in your home.

Reset your router

Like any other piece of hardware, your modem and wi-fi extender may need to be reset after running for an extended period of time.

To reset your modem:

1. Shut down your computer.
2. Push the power button located at the back of the modem or remove the power cord from the back of the modem.
3. Wait 30 seconds and then power up the modem and computer.

To reset your wi-fi extender:

1. Remove the power cord from the back of the wi-fi extender.
2. Wait 30 seconds.
3. Plug the power cord back into the wi-fi extender.

Check for spyware

Spyware is piece of software that gathers information through your connection, often without your knowledge or consent. If spyware is present on your computer, it can slow down your connection speeds.
Make sure to scan for Spyware and clean your system regularly using Anti-Spyware software.

Clear your web browser cookies and cache

When surfing the Internet, your web browser stores (caches) text, images and preferences (cookies). Over time, these files accumulate and may have to be cleared or they can cause slower speeds while browsing.

Additional information

• If you continue to experience slow wireless speeds or connection issues, you may want to inquire on a FibreOP Wi-Fi extender. For more information, contact us.

✓ Test your Internet speed
Connect your computer directly to your modem using an Ethernet cable. You may not see accurate results if you are using a Wi-Fi connection because of interference from other appliances, cordless phones and devices.

✓ Check the location of your modem
If your modem is placed on top of another electronic device or anything that produces heat, move it so that it does not overheat.

✓ Check for interference
If there are other wireless electronic devices (for example: cordless phones or baby monitors) within a foot from your modem, move them further away.

✓ Reboot your computer
-Turn your computer off.
-Turn your computer back on.
-Test your connection speed again.

✓ Close all peer-to-peer file-sharing programs (for example: Utorrent, Gnutella , Limewire) on your computer and any other computers or devices in your home and test your speed again.

✓ Reboot your modem
-Turn off your computer.
-Push the power button located on the back of the modem or remove the modem's power cord from the electrical socket.
-Wait 30 seconds
-Push the power button again or plug the power cord back into the electrical socket.
-The modem reboots (this takes 1-2 minutes).
-Test your connection speed again.

✓ Check for spyware
-Spyware is software that gathers information through your connection, often without your knowledge or consent. If spyware is present on your computer, it can slow down your connection speeds.
-Use security software (such as Internet Security Services) to scan your computer for Spyware and remove it.

Note: Repeat this scanning and removal on a regular basis.

✓ Clear your web browser’s cookies and cache
Your web browser stores (caches) text, images and preferences (cookies) as you browse. These files can slow browsing speeds as they accumulate and may need to be removed.

Additional information

If you continue to experience slow wireless speeds contact us.