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How Can You Troubleshoot Slow VPN Speeds? Are you experiencing slow VPN speeds and wondering how to fix them? In this video, we will walk you through practical steps to troubleshoot and improve your VPN performance. We’ll cover how to check your internet speed without the VPN to identify if your base connection is the issue. You’ll learn how to select the best VPN server by considering location and server load, which can significantly impact your speed. We’ll also explain how switching VPN protocols, such as from OpenVPN to WireGuard, can make your connection faster and more stable. You’ll discover the benefits of using a wired Ethernet connection instead of Wi-Fi and how to manage network activity to prevent bandwidth congestion. We’ll show you how to restart your devices and keep your VPN software updated to avoid speed drops caused by glitches or outdated software. Additionally, we’ll introduce features like split tunneling, DNS leak protection, and VPN bonding that can optimize your connection. Using tools like ping and traceroute can help identify routing issues that slow down your VPN. Lastly, we’ll discuss how to review your firewall and network settings to ensure they aren’t blocking or slowing your VPN traffic. Understanding these steps will help you pinpoint the cause of slow VPN speeds and find effective solutions for a smoother internet experience.

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