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BenGill
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WiFi on my laptop is extremely slow - have tried everything I can think of so need some help.

Connection on my phone and all other devices is about 150mbps - connection on the laptop is about 10mbps.

Yes they're both on 5ghz, yes I've tried it on ethernet (it's the same).

Would be grateful for any help!

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9 minutes ago, BenGill said:

WiFi on my laptop is extremely slow - have tried everything I can think of so need some help.

Connection on my phone and all other devices is about 150mbps - connection on the laptop is about 10mbps.

Yes they're both on 5ghz, yes I've tried it on ethernet (it's the same).

Would be grateful for any help!

Try 4Ghz on the laptop.

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If your having this is with an ethernet cable it could be a limitation, setting, or driver issue related to the NIC.

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11 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Try 4Ghz on the laptop.

He's talking about wifi, not cellular so i assume you mean 2.4ghz

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11 hours ago, R U CRAZY said:

Maybe try updating the drivers? 

They're up to date 

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11 hours ago, RAM555789 said:

If your having this is with an ethernet cable it could be a limitation, setting, or driver issue related to the NIC.

I've also tried with a different wireless card, so I'm assuming it's something with my settings?

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