Skype Problems
Invest in the Best Possible Skype Router

Everyone experiences Skype problems from time to time. It would be unrealistic not to expect them. After all Skype's reliability is absolutely dependent on the Internet, which is open to anyone and everyone. The amazing thing is that every day millions of people can confidently expect to use Skype and succeed in doing so.

Problems with Skype

Over and above the vagaries of the Internet most problems with Skype can be traced back to:

1. Bandwidth constraints

2. Firewall issues

3. Problems with Skype and Windows

4. Problems with Vista, XP ...

Fixing Skype Bandwidth Problems

If bandwidth is the cause of your problems there are things you can do. Typical symptoms are poor Skype sound quality, dropped calls, background noise and break-up.

1. If your Internet connection is slow and flaky, it's time to switch to a better ISP.

2. If you are using a WiFi router to connect to the Internet, think seriously about upgrading to a Skype router with above average range and bandwidth.

3. Or, if you work on the fringe of a wireless network a WiFi range extender may be the cheapest solution.

4. Alternatively a cheap WiFi antenna will probably improve your Skype phone service dramatically.

5. Skype phone adapters are another inexpensive way of improving the experience of using the Skype phone service. They allow users to make and receive Skype phone calls over standard corded or cordless handsets.