Good morning Peneloukle,
What I can see is whether any connected devices have a good signal strength or not. There's a device on your 2.4 GHz network with the MAC address ending in 7b:40 that only has a fair signal. You could try moving that device, if possible, closer to the modem to see if it performs better (if you've noticed any issues with it in the first place). The HughesNet mobile app has a wifi signal gauge tool that lets you see the wifi signal strength as you move about; it can help position wifi devices in more optimal spots.
On the 5 GHz network, there's a laptop (name ending in NO1F) with poor/fair signal. There's another device with poor signal with a MAC address ending in 36:dd.
Finally there's a device with MAC address ending in ec:7f that had a poor signal about an hour ago, but as of a few minutes ago has good signal. I don't know what the change was to cause that improvement, did you move that one?
For these devices, you can try moving them closer to the modem, or if you'd rather not move them, switch to the 2.4 GHz network as it has a wider range. Please keep in mind that while the 2.4 GHz network has a wider range, it is not as fast as the 5 GHz network which has a shorter range.
-Liz
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