Help, My Internet Is Down! Comcast Issues and How to Fix Them

Comcast provides Xfinity Wi-Fi and internet services. There are many satisfied customers who love Comcast connections. But sometimes their internet can get way too slow or shut down completely. This can happen due to an outage in your area or a problem with your modem.

Try restarting the router / modem to see if the problem is fixed. You can also reset it to its factory settings. Keep in mind that the username and password of your device will change back to default after the reset.

If there is a local outage, resetting the router or modem will not help. You can visit the website to see if there is an outage in your area. Outages can last from a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the problem. As you can imagine, outages are not fun as they disconnect you from the internet. This basically means no social media, no emails, and no text chats.

Before you contact the support and say, “my internet is down, Comcast,” you can check if it’s actually an outage:

1. Visit the Comcast Xfinity Status Center.
2. Sign in to see if there’s an outage in your local area.
   You can sign in using your phone number or your Xfinity username and password.

To create a Comcast username and password, you’ll need to enter your mobile phone number or your social security number. You will receive a message on your phone number (if you entered the SSN, you’ll get the message on the number registered on the SSN account).

Enter the code on the website and you’ll be able to create an Xfinity username and password. So the next time you sign in, you won’t need your phone for the code. Just enter the username and password to access the services available on Comcast website.

If there’s an outage in your area, unfortunately, all you can do is sit and wait. Maybe use your phone data. Sure, it’s expensive but there’s nothing much you can do anyway.

But if there’s no outage in your area and your router / modem is working fine too, the issue might be with sticky WiFi hotspots.

This happens when you’re on the move. When you change your positions, your device leaves the signal that’s weak and connects with a stronger signal. If that’s the issue you’re having, Speedify can help you increase your speeds dramatically.

Even if you’re not on the go but are just sitting in an area where there are weak signals, you can increase your speeds and overall internet reliability. All thanks to the nifty little app called Speedify.

In the city at least, we are surrounded by Wi-Fi hotspots. You might have access to at least two Wi-Fi networks but you can’t use both of them simultaneously. At the same time, you always have your mobile data connection available and waiting.

When using the Internet, you have to choose one of the connections, and this limits your speeds. Speedify helps you combine two or more connections so you can get faster, more reliable internet. And apart from increasing your speeds, it also encrypts your traffic. This way, your internet activities remain private to you.

Your ISP or the government cannot see what you’re doing when you’re online. If there’s a hacker on the network, they cannot monitor your connection either. Plus, you get the access the websites that are blocked for you – whether it’s a blocked YouTube video or some websites blocked by your office or school.

Speedify bonding VPN does all of that. And it can run on your iPhone, Android, Windows PC, or Mac. Get the Speedify app and see improvements right away.