Windows 10: Recently updated, WiFi speed on my PC dropped from 70mbps to 36mbps on 5ghz but works fine...

Discus and support Recently updated, WiFi speed on my PC dropped from 70mbps to 36mbps on 5ghz but works fine... in Windows 10 Ask Insider to solve the problem; It's a Dell Inspiron 5675 gaming PC, it always got 70mbps regardless of 2.4ghz or 5ghz. I did recently get a new router but it was working fine. My... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Ask Insider' started by /u/omgitzmo, Feb 9, 2020.

  1. Recently updated, WiFi speed on my PC dropped from 70mbps to 36mbps on 5ghz but works fine...


    It's a Dell Inspiron 5675 gaming PC, it always got 70mbps regardless of 2.4ghz or 5ghz. I did recently get a new router but it was working fine. My phone works fine on 5ghz, not sure if it was windows update or network card driver update. Can't restore windows because of an error :/

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    /u/omgitzmo, Feb 9, 2020
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  2. Lumia 950XL 5GHz wifi issue


    Thanks for your replay Mr. Jack but I have tried everything resetting my phone, router also but I have never seen my phone show the 5Ghz networks....!!! Anything else u can suggest?? It works well with the 2.5Ghz network...!! I have other phones at home which
    connects to the 5Ghz network and works fine..!! It's only my 950xl which doesn't show the 5Ghz network...!!
     
    jebinbosco, Feb 9, 2020
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  3. WiFi speed drops to ZERO

    The WiFi speed suddenly drops to ZERO. It fluctuates between the maximum speed and zero, and then finally sticks to ZERO. I have tried almost everything like troubleshooting, Re-installing the WiFi driver, Disabling & Enabling the WiFi driver, etc. I have
    also tried to connect the same network with the Ethernet and it worked fine. Is this the software issue or some hardware issue?
     
    RizwanMohnavi, Feb 9, 2020
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  4. Arily Win User

    Recently updated, WiFi speed on my PC dropped from 70mbps to 36mbps on 5ghz but works fine...

    5ghz wifi not showing windows 10


    I just got a new modem/router and it has a 2.4ghz and 5ghz wifi connections...Only the 2.4ghz shows in the wifi list while the 5ghz isn't showing at all. My computer's network card does support the 5ghz and I know the 5ghz is working because I can connect to it from other devices...just not my desktop computer.

    EDIT: I've attempted updating network driver, also resetting network in the settings menu. Both hasn't worked.
     
    Arily, Feb 9, 2020
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Recently updated, WiFi speed on my PC dropped from 70mbps to 36mbps on 5ghz but works fine...

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