Windows 10
02-21-2017, 10:21 PM
Can you connect with another device and see if it's behaving the same way?
If it is, there's a problem with your router or phone line.
If it isn't then it is indeed a problem with your device.
Laptop or desktop?
First, try connecting via ethernet cable. Does it behave the same way?
If yes, then it's your wifi card. If not, then...
Next step, try updating all your drivers.
Finally, consider googling your problem too, using key words such as the brand/model of your laptop/computer, wifi card information etc.
If it is, there's a problem with your router or phone line.
If it isn't then it is indeed a problem with your device.
Laptop or desktop?
First, try connecting via ethernet cable. Does it behave the same way?
If yes, then it's your wifi card. If not, then...
Next step, try updating all your drivers.
Finally, consider googling your problem too, using key words such as the brand/model of your laptop/computer, wifi card information etc.
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