Xbox one X constantly has Wlaneinbrüche, why?

The WLAN connection (100mbits) breaks down constantly, although there's always connection, e.g. In a download process in which the connection varies greatly, in which the connection breaks from 40mbits to 0.5mbits.

The problem at issue, a colleague can easily play online and download (Xbox One S) without burglaries. Maybe someone knows the problem or has a solution?

What do you have now for a line?

100Mbps over fiber

Well 100 is not really good for gambling. When I was still living with my mother at the age of 17, I only had a 100 management. Also had lags constantly. Or was thrown out of meetings. When I then went out for a few years a much better management and never had problems.

why are not you plugging in via LAN cable? Can you also embarrassed?

The WLAN or the Internet connection (WAN)? The question, therefore, because I know no Wi-Fi that has exactly 100 Mbps speed.

If there's WLAN then it may be that sources of interference are nearby.

If WAN… First test over several days whether the 100 Mbps arrive… If not call ISP and ask why the line is unstable.

As I said, it is about that in my Xbox the connection breaks off but not at the colleague.

Are both xboxes hanging on the same router?

Yes and both via Wi-Fi

Life stories are out of place here and please remain factual, if they have no idea of the situation.

I try to read between the lines and compensate for the missing information…
- Same internet connection with a maximum of 100 MBit / s (guess)
- both consoles are integrated in the WLAN over 2.4 ghz (assumption)
- Both consoles have WLAN standard 802.11 b / g / n / ac (Documented by technical data
- The router can also accept the ac standard (guess)

If I put it together, it can only be due to the sources of interference.

Sources of interference can be long distances, walls, ceilings, wood paneling, power lines, water (aquariums, swimming pools, etc.), power lines, microwave ovens in operation, metal girders, electrical appliances located in the vicinity of the consoles… Etc. Usf

Why do you ask, when you know everything better?

And since I already know, your answer interests me very little.