So. At home there are now two different routers with Internet from two different providers. We are currently testing the Internet from a new provider.
The Internet from the old provider goes through a Technicolor wifi router. All devices - phones, tablets, laptops - work equally well with it.
The new provider distributes the Internet through the D-Link Dir-825 router. And there is a strange situation here.
One laptop, when connected to it, just barely crawls over the Internet. I can't even measure the speed - the page 2ip takes about three minutes to load and does not load until the end 🙂
All other devices - laptops, phones, tablets - work great. Only this one laptop, Asus, is pretty new and from the top line - dying. Windows 8.
I do not know what this might be related to. All settings are more or less standard. Nothing special. I even bought a 5Ghz adapter for it - the built-in wifi does not know how - it gave nothing.
Help solve this puzzle.
Answer
Yes, indeed a mystery. Well, it's very strange that after connecting to the D-Link Dir-825 at 5 GHz, the problem remained. Have you tried to connect this problematic laptop via cable to D-Link Dir-825?
My advice: experiment with the Wi-Fi and security settings on the D-Link Dir-825. Change the network name, operating mode, try a different Wi-Fi channel. You can also change the security type. Disable the WPS function.
It is clear that it is very difficult to give any specific advice. It's just that the Internet via Wi-Fi is slow on only one laptop. If only on all devices.
19.03.17
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Asked by Alexander
