Hi. I've had a PC for a long time, but the connection sucked from the start.
Since everything works fine on my mobile phone, Playstation, …, I conclude that it must be due to my PC. (I recently changed provider so it can't be due to the router or something similar.)
I don't know much about drivers either. I have a WLAN card that is called: TOTOLINK AC1200 Wireless Dual Band PCI-E Adapter. The model number is: A1200PE.
Unfortunately, I don't know where exactly I get the latest drives (if it's due to the drivers).
Unfortunately, a LAN connection is not possible. All online games are lagging with me (Minecraft, CS: GO, etc.) So it's really no fun.
I hope you have understood my problem and can help me somehow.
LG
UPDATE:
I have now reset the network in the settings, restarted the PC, downloaded the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website (executed the exe in the extracted ZIP file), restarted the PC and I still have no improvements. I have already changed the alignment of the antennas many times and have not received any improvement. I myself have no idea what else you could do now except maybe buy a new WLAN card. But I really have no idea about Wi-Fi cards.
Do you have any other options that I could try?
Are the devices you are comparing in the same room? Preferably next to each other? Does the WLAN card in the PC (or laptop?) Have an additional antenna?
Sometimes it's tiny.
The Playstation… Get a much better Wi-Fi connection than the PC in the same room. There are 2 plastic-like black antennas on the WLAN card that point towards the router.
Hm, have you ever played with the antennas - maybe the alignment is not optimal.
You can find drivers either on the manufacturer's website or you can try to load a new driver in the system settings under the WLAN card.
I have now reset the network in the settings, restarted the PC, downloaded the latest drivers from the manufacturer's website (executed the exe in the extracted ZIP file), restarted the PC and I still have no improvements. I have already changed the alignment of the antennas many times and have not received any improvement. I myself have no idea what else you could do now except maybe buy a new WLAN card. But I really have no idea about Wi-Fi cards.
Hm, difficult. Since my PC is connected to the LAN, I don't need a WLAN card. But I have a USB thing with an antenna. I'll measure it tomorrow. It should be said that in my office there's also the feed for the Fritz Powerline, which also provides a WLAN speed of more than 500 Mbit / sec. You can measure well there.
Generally speaking, I'm looking for new hardware for you - but as I said, I don't have any data.
