Troubleshooting Comcast Internet Problems – What to Do if Your Connection is Out

If you’re a Comcast Xfinity Internet user, chances are you experienced Comcast Internet problems. We know that feeling too well: Comcast internet service goes down for several hours and you have to rely on your backup connection, if you have one (btw – is your modem compatible with Comcast?).

But what about the streaming and other session sensitive Internet activities? You will be automatically disconnected when switching providers. Unless you use Speedify fast bonding VPN to combine your Comcast Xfinity with a secondary Internet connection.

See below how to solve your Comcast Internet problems when there’s a service outage in your area.

Speedify is an intelligent app that uses Channel Bonding technology to keep you online when there are Comcast Internet problems. Just run Speedify bonding VPN in the background of your computer or mobile device, while having at least 2 active Internet connections. These can be WiFi, wired Internet, cellular, etc. – as long as they come from separate upstream networks!

By combining these connections at once through Channel Bonding, Speedify achieves Internet failover. This means that you will be connected at all times.

Suppose your Xfinity WiFi goes bad or disconnects. Speedify will move the traffic through the other connection(s) seamlessly. Once WiFi is good to use again, Speedify will move traffic back.

So if you ever find that Comcast, Verizon, or any other ISP’s internet goes down, Speedify can get you back up thanks to its Channel Bonding technology.

Better yet, keep Speedify running in the background, combining your connections, and you may never even notice the outage in the first place! Click the download link below to get started for free.