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Oct 10, 2015 3:20 PM in response to archollowby Winston Churchill,Welcome to the Apple Community.
Intermittent problems are often a result of interference. Interference can be caused by other networks in the neighbourhood or from household electrical items.
You can download and install iStumbler (NetStumbler for windows users) to help you see which channels are used by neighbouring networks so that you can avoid them, but iStumbler will not see household items.
Refer to your router manual for instructions on changing your wifi channel or adjusting your multicast rate.
There are other types of problems that can affect networks, but this is by far the most common, hence worth mentioning first. Networks that have inherent issues can be seen to work differently with different versions of the same software. You might also try moving the Apple TV away from other electrical equipment.
The following article(s) may help you.
Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections
Wifi Diagnostic Software (for Mac users)
You may also find some help on this page, where I’ve collected some of the more unusual solutions to network issues.
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Oct 10, 2015 3:21 PM in response to Winston Churchillby archollow,I live on a college campus. I have no access to anything like that.
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Oct 10, 2015 3:24 PM in response to archollowby Winston Churchill,Do you pay for network access, maybe you should complain or at least ask for assistance.
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Oct 10, 2015 3:28 PM in response to Winston Churchillby archollow,I'm just going to give up. It wasnt like this for the first week I had it. And it just has gotten consistently worse. Its even directly plugged in with an Ethernet cable and nothing changed.