A network rarely fails all at once. It slows down quietly, webpages take longer to load, video calls start freezing, and data transfers become inconsistent. In many cases, the root cause is not the active equipment but something far more fundamental: how the cabling was installed. Even a high-quality cat6 cable can underperform if handled incorrectly during installation. Understanding common installation mistakes is essential for anyone working with structured cabling systems or deploying a category cable infrastructure at scale. Cat6 is designed to support higher bandwidths and reduced crosstalk compared…