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wifi adapter problems

jonh.h
By jonh.h
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when i unplugged the power and just use the battery, then i went for browsing the internet was very slow until the internet was unavailable

but when i plug the power in the internet went back to normal speed then i tried plug and unplug for 4 times still the same result 

when i reboot my laptop still the same results 

is it the wifi adapter or something else

 

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maybe it is a power saving feature, that forces wifi card to use less power and thus have smaller range. try standing next to wifi router and see if signal still drops 

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https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-networking-winpc/windows-10-wifi-lost-on-battery-power/3dd06b97-2a9a-4972-9120-ff453f0ab7d3 maybe this may be the answer 

Daewoo Lacetti Premiere 2011 1.8L with Chevrolet badges on it = Better graphics than NFS in VR. 

Daewoo Leganza 1999 2.0L  as a summer weekend car. 

Otherwise my daily rig is some oem pcchips motherboard with intel 486-dx4 in it overclocked to 133mhz and watercooled with astonishing 24MB RAM and superb S3 Virge DX graphics with 4MB of VRAM for best performance in heavy 3D apps and games and with 850mb WD Caviar 4200RPM HDD for maximum storage space and speed.

Running  Windows 95 OSR2.5 with IE4 for amazing internet browsing experience

all this in glorious desktop case in elephant bone color. 

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