konichiwah89
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Greetings,
I don't resort to forums very much to get the answer I need, but I've had a daunting problem.
So, here's the deal.
I have crappy internet, yes, but I don't think its crappy enough to simply drop on me. Only the download/upload rates are low, and I've never been kicked off my wi-fi before on any other laptop of mine. The computer I'm on right now is a custom build PC that I built myself, I actually just recently finished it. Seeing this constant problem kind of sucks.
To my conclusion, I am certain its not my Wi-Fi, but it's actually my PC.
I am almost certain that it has to do with the Wireless Card [I think that's what it is] and the two little pointy radar whatever they're called that sends out signals to receive the wifi.
Thing is, I don't know how to optimize the signals so they are free to be able to receive the packets or send out packets to my network.
If you have any tips, please respond in return.
I did a networking scan to prove my point, and here was the results. In term, the Primary DNS server couldn't be reached; likely to a misplaced --whatever they're called. I moved the whatever--its--called a little to a more open area to bounce around to the wifi, and then I tried getting on to a website. It worked perfectly.
http://prntscr.com/6vppef
I don't know how to optimize the way the little radar-thingy's send/receive packets though.
I don't resort to forums very much to get the answer I need, but I've had a daunting problem.
So, here's the deal.
I have crappy internet, yes, but I don't think its crappy enough to simply drop on me. Only the download/upload rates are low, and I've never been kicked off my wi-fi before on any other laptop of mine. The computer I'm on right now is a custom build PC that I built myself, I actually just recently finished it. Seeing this constant problem kind of sucks.
To my conclusion, I am certain its not my Wi-Fi, but it's actually my PC.
I am almost certain that it has to do with the Wireless Card [I think that's what it is] and the two little pointy radar whatever they're called that sends out signals to receive the wifi.
Thing is, I don't know how to optimize the signals so they are free to be able to receive the packets or send out packets to my network.
If you have any tips, please respond in return.
I did a networking scan to prove my point, and here was the results. In term, the Primary DNS server couldn't be reached; likely to a misplaced --whatever they're called. I moved the whatever--its--called a little to a more open area to bounce around to the wifi, and then I tried getting on to a website. It worked perfectly.
http://prntscr.com/6vppef
I don't know how to optimize the way the little radar-thingy's send/receive packets though.