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+# Questions & Answers
+
+Here we answer the questions you might have.
+
+??? question "How do I install MySpeed?"
+    Depending on your operating system these instructions are different. Here you can find the instructions
+    for [Windows](../setup/windows) and [Linux](../setup/linux).  
+    However, it is strongly recommended to install MySpeed on Linux.
+
+??? question "What are the requirements?"
+    It depends on what kind of bandwidth you have. For Linux, for example, it would be like this:
+    If you have a maximum of 100 Mbps on, then a RaspberryPi 1 or any other old computer will do the trick.
+    If you have a Gbit line, a Raspberry Pi 4 or a PC with 1Gbit LAN support would be important.
+
+??? question "Can I use MySpeed despite VPN?"
+    As long as you don't use your VPN service on the same system as the one where MySpeed is running, it's not a problem.
+    Otherwise, your VPN might distort the results or not reflect them realistically.
+
+??? question "Does this information serve as official proof for my ISP?"
+    No. The speed tests have to be done by the speed test service of your provider.
+    In this case MySpeed serves only for information purposes and has no legal guarantees.
+
+??? question "What can influence the speed tests?"
+    There are many factors that can influence the speed tests. For example, if you have a lot of background services
+    running, they can affect the results. It is best to turn them off at the respective test times, otherwise your
+    results could be manipulated.
+
+??? question "What happens to the old test results?"
+    The old test results are automatically deleted as soon as they are older than 30 days.
+
+??? question "Does it have to run permanently?"
+    We recommend it to get better results. If it bothers you while streaming movies etc.,
+    you can also pause it via the web interface for a certain time or manually.
+    For 24/7 operation, we recommend a system that doesn't need a lot of watts. In this case we recommend a Raspberry Pi.
+    If you already have a server running all the time, you can also run it there in parallel.
+
+??? question "How can I distinguish between manual and automatic speed tests?"
+    Click on the clock symbol of the respective test. There you will find all information about the speed test.
+
+??? question "Does the "Recommendations" function show my correct bandwidth?"
+    No, this is a calculated value from your last 10 speed tests. The available bandwidth will be found in your connection
+    contract.
+
+??? question "Can the developer see my test results?"
+    No, the test results are only visible locally on the server.
+
+??? question "Why should I configure frequencies?"
+    It depends very much on your internet. For example, if you have a very bad internet, you should rather decrease the
+    frequency. If your internet is quite fast, you can increase it. On this basis, more or less tests will be made,
+    depending on the situation.
+
+    ???+ warning "Attention"
+        It is very likely that background services are affecting your speeds. It is best to turn them off at the respective test times, otherwise your results could be manipulated.
+
+??? question "How do I reset my password?"
+    You forgot your MySpeed password? It happens, no problem. To reset it, navigate to the installation
+    location (`cd /opt/myspeed`) and execute the following command:
+    ```sh
+    node -e "const {Sequelize} = require('sequelize');const db = new Sequelize({dialect: 'sqlite', storage: 'data/storage.db'});db.query('UPDATE config SET value=? WHERE key=?', {replacements: ['none', 'password']})"
+    ```    
+    Then you can go to the page again and set your password manually :)
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