Over the past few days, I have been seeing problems connecting to Wi-Fi through my laptop. The Internet literally every minute starts to slow down and lag, sometimes to such an extent that you have to reconnect to the network.
This is especially noticeable while watching videos (videos are loading slowly) and during active correspondence (new messages come and go with a delay). The signal is strong, there are no such problems on the phone and the PC to which the router is connected, everything works fine. An Asus laptop with Windows 10, previously it had problems with Wi-Fi, the article from your site ("Solving problems with the wireless Wi-Fi adapter driver in Windows 10") helped.
This is a very unpleasant problem, I hope you can suggest a solution, because I could not find such a formulation: <
Answer
Since the problem is very ambiguous, I cannot give any specific advice on how to solve it. In addition, there are a lot of incomprehensible moments in your problem for me. Refine in the comments:
- What have you already tried to do to fix these Wi-Fi issues on your ASUS laptop?
- Which laptop model?
- Was Wi-Fi working fine before? What exactly did you do last time according to my instructions?
- Did you download and install a driver from the ASUS website specifically for your laptop?
- Check your internet connection speed and attach the results in the comments. Check when there is a problem with the download and when it is not.
- Problem in different browsers?
- Do other Wi-Fi networks have the same problem? Need to check.
- Does reconnecting to a Wi-Fi network solve the problem for a long time?
Try the following:
- Disable your antivirus (if installed).
- Reboot your router.
- Disable Wi-Fi adapter off on ASUS laptop.
- Remove the Wi-Fi adapter in Device Manager and restart the laptop.
These problems with Wi-Fi lags are not unique to ASUS laptops. This is often due to hardware problems with the Wi-Fi module (the board inside the laptop).
28.08.19
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Asked by Ekaterina
