New modem or router setup
Once your provider has activated the service, we can connect and configure compatible equipment, name the WiFi network and confirm that selected devices can get online.
Moved house, struggling with weak WiFi or unsure whether you need a new router? Microsys diagnoses the setup, configures suitable equipment and connects the devices that matter to your home or home office.
“The internet is slow” can describe several different problems. The connection supplied to the property may be offline or underperforming. The modem or router may be misconfigured. WiFi may be strong near the router but weak in a bedroom, study or outdoor area. Sometimes only one older device is struggling.
Those problems need different fixes. Buying a faster plan will not solve poor router placement, and adding a range extender will not repair an inactive service. An onsite visit lets us test close to the router, check the problem area and look at how the property, equipment and devices work together.
Microsys can then recommend the smallest sensible change: configure what you already own, reposition equipment where practical, improve security settings, connect selected devices, or quote a suitable mesh WiFi system when broader coverage is genuinely needed.
Discuss your WiFi problemTell us where the problem happens, which devices are affected and what has already been tried. That gives the visit a useful starting point.
Once your provider has activated the service, we can connect and configure compatible equipment, name the WiFi network and confirm that selected devices can get online.
If performance changes as you move through the house, we assess router location, distance, walls and interference before recommending extra hardware.
We compare performance in useful locations and consider the router, WiFi conditions and device. Provider-side congestion or line faults may need escalation to your ISP.
For larger or difficult layouts, we can assess where mesh units may be useful, configure a suitable system and test the areas you identified as important.
We can help connect selected compatible computers, phones, tablets, printers, smart TVs and consoles. Mention the device list when booking so the scope is clear.
We can change the WiFi name and password, review available security settings and create a guest network when the equipment supports one.
A useful booking description includes your suburb, provider, router model, problem rooms and the devices affected.
The visit is tailored to the agreed job. It can focus on one connection problem or combine setup, coverage and device work.
Connect compatible equipment to an activated service and configure the main WiFi network.
Check performance near the router and in the locations where calls, streaming or work are affected.
Position and configure suitable mesh units, then test roaming and coverage in agreed areas.
Improve placement where practical and review relevant wireless settings before adding equipment.
Connect compatible household devices included in the booking and confirm basic network access.
Separate coverage or device issues from a broader internet-service problem where possible.
Update passwords, review the security options supported by the equipment and set up guest access.
Configure compatible equipment after activation and identify faults that need to go back to the provider.
We diagnose before recommending equipment, and we test the locations you actually need to use.
Tell us the property type, provider, equipment, problem locations and important devices so we can discuss scope and pricing.
Onsite, we review the connection path, router position and performance in the areas where the problem occurs.
We explain whether configuration, placement, new equipment or provider involvement is the sensible next step.
We complete the agreed work, test the target areas and show you the network details or controls you need to know.
The plan speed is only one part of the picture. Home layout, equipment and the device in your hand can all change the result.
A router hidden in a cabinet or placed at one end of the home may struggle to reach the areas where WiFi is used most.
Distance, double brick, concrete, metal and multiple storeys can reduce signal or make one access point impractical.
Busy wireless environments can contribute to interference and inconsistent performance, particularly in denser areas.
An ageing router may lack the capacity, security options or wireless features needed for a busy modern household.
An older phone, computer or smart device may perform differently from newer equipment on the same network.
Outages, provider configuration and line problems sit outside the home WiFi network and may require your ISP to resolve them.
A different router may help when the current unit is outdated, unreliable or poorly suited to the connection. Repositioning the existing router may be enough when the main problem is where it was installed. A WiFi extender can be useful in limited situations, but it is not automatically the best answer for a larger property.
Mesh WiFi uses multiple coordinated units to extend wireless coverage. It can suit multi-storey homes, long layouts and rooms separated by difficult building materials. Placement still matters: a mesh unit needs a useful connection back to the rest of the system, and adding more units does not automatically make the internet service faster.
Where cabling is available or can be arranged separately, a wired access point may provide a stronger foundation for a demanding office or media area. Microsys will explain which approach fits the observed problem and quote any recommended equipment before it is supplied.
Ask before buying equipmentA useful diagnosis includes knowing where the responsibility changes between your home network and the company supplying the internet service.
Microsys works on the equipment and WiFi environment within your home: modem or router configuration, network names and passwords, placement, mesh WiFi, guest access and selected device connections. We can test and document what we observe so you have clearer information if the issue must be escalated.
Your provider remains responsible for activating the internet service, account or plan changes and faults on its side of the connection. If the service is not active, or testing points to an outage or line problem, the provider may need to complete the repair.
Before a visit, confirm that the provider says the service is active and keep the provider-supplied equipment, power adapters and login details available. If you already own a router or mesh system, share the model number so compatibility can be considered.
For more preparation and troubleshooting guidance, see nbn's official information on how to optimise your internet setup. Microsys can then help with the practical onsite work inside your Perth home.
The starting rate covers technician time. Any router, mesh WiFi units or other equipment are discussed and quoted separately.
Billed in 30-minute increments. Describe the job when booking so the likely scope can be discussed.
No hardware is included in the hourly rate. Suitable equipment is quoted before supply or installation.
The guarantee applies to Microsys workmanship. It does not guarantee provider uptime, plan speed or the performance of unrelated equipment.
Use these internal guides to find the right help when the issue extends beyond WiFi.
Get onsite help with computers, email, printers and other technology used around the home.
Explore home IT support →For more complex home-office or business networking, explore Microsys network setup and troubleshooting.
View network support →Need compatible smart-home devices configured after the WiFi is stable? See the dedicated installation service.
Explore smart home installation →Microsys provides onsite WiFi help throughout the Perth metropolitan area, subject to appointment availability.
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Useful answers about pricing, mesh WiFi, provider responsibilities and what to prepare before an onsite visit.
Call Microsys or send the details of your current setup. We will help define the visit before recommending new equipment.