Windows 10: After connecting to wifi it runs properly for 5 secs then wifi speed reduced to 10% and...

When properly working:barikd_c406 5G Internet accessBut after few secs :HssStore 1 Internet accessbarikd_c406 5G No Internet accessAnd speed becomes very slow

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wifi connectivity

Ever since I have updated to Windows 11, my internet connection speed through wifi is reduced. The max speed which I am getting is 1-3mbps though I checked Internet speed on other system and speed is almost 4-5 times of speed on my laptop.

Please suggest if anyone facing a similar issue. How to troubleshoot this speed difference?

 

Slow File Transfer Speeds (WiFi)

Hi Ruz,

Thank you for your reply.

I have checked out all your suggestions, but nothing has so far improved the transfer speeds. To clarify the issue:

My requirement is to transfer files from my desktop PC to my laptop. The desktop is connected to the network with an Ethernet cable.

When connecting the SB2 to the network by Ethernet, the cable is connected to the laptop via an Ethernet > USB C connector, attaining transfer speeds of around 100 MB/sec. When connecting via WiFi, the transfer speeds drop to around 30 MB/sec, whether I
am using the built-in WiFi adapter or the new, third party adapter.

By way of comparison, I am achieving transfer speeds of around 80 MB/sec when transferring to my 8-year old MacBook Pro via WiFi in the same environment.

According to various internet speed test utilities, I do not have any issues when uploading/downloading via Ethernet or WiFi, which give similar results.

To summarise, the only issues seems to be the file transfer speeds when using WiFi.

 

Whats the true speed of the wifi?

Ok this might be a noob question but I will ask. I understand for wifi there is 2.4 GHz & 5 Ghz. What confuses me is a router manufacturer will say "AC2300 WiFi - 600+1625 Mbps speeds".

1. is this saying if I hook up my laptop to wifi that it will have speeds of 1200mbps?
2. is it saying 600mpbs is the 2.4 Ghz stream and 1625 is the 5Ghz stream? If so, then technically I "CANNOT" connect to both 2.4 GHz & 5Ghz.

If I connect my laptop, its either I connect to 2.4 (600) "OR" 5 Ghz (1625). It seems as if they are saying I will get 2300 but I dont think thats the case. Perhaps its just the total bandwidth of all devices connected. Then at that point them marketing AC2300 is pointless to me.