@noj1 thecwifibsignal in your home is either suffering from interference or the hub's signal is not strong enough to cover your home. Every home is different as its layout, type of construction and proximity of neighbours vary. First thing to try is optimise wherectge hub is. Ideally it should be as high in the room as you can get it definitely not on the floor. Things like people, furniturecand wordt of all radiators all reduce or block the signal.
Second is to download a free app called wifi sweetspots onto a mobile phone which measures thecwifi speed between the hub and where the device is. Walk round you home checking for the best places and the worst. You mayconcludecthat you need more kit than the basic hub Sky gave you. You can buy one of their upgrades like Broadband Boost which gets you a basic boister if you ask for one or their new Wifi Max bundle which gives you a new **bleep**e Sky hub and up to 3 extender units if an engineer agrees you need one. You can also buy one of the many third party wifi kits but before doing so post afain as not every one of those play nicely with Sky broadband.
If you suspect the issue maybe due to interference from neighbours especially if you live in a flat or similar try unpluggingbthe hub for a minute and then letting it restart as then it will try to find the best channel potentially giving you points for technical wizzardry but be prepared to do that frequently
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65inch Sky Glass, 3 Sky Streaming Pucks, Sky Ultrafast + and Sky SR213(white Wifi Max hub) main Wifi from 3 TP-Link Deco M4 units in access point mode
