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BFDestroyer
1 month ago

Since there are no problems with all other devices, the problem is specific to the laptop.

Did you reposition the laptop? How far is he from the router? Is there walls, objects that could weaken the signal?

BFDestroyer
1 month ago
Reply to  Katze1990

Is the laptop connected to the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz band? Is the energy saving mode of the laptop active? Try to change the DNS servers in your laptop’s network settings (e.g. Google Public DNS: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4). Have more devices been integrated into the home network via Wlan?

Maik2325
1 month ago
Reply to  Katze1990

Great.
You’ve written WIE OFT yesterday?
It won’t be better.
So the answer has been written to you more than 1x.

Rene200006
1 month ago

Did you make a W-Lan Speed test? If you don’t do this, you can also make it through websites if it is possible.

If it should only be on the laptop, check which MAC address is used (whether from the device or a coincidence) you should then go to your home (replace devices MAC address)

Does the laptop have a VPN?