I have my laptop and PC connected together by ethernet. I've changed the adapter settings on the laptop to share the connection through the ethernet port. Essentially I'm using it as a router.Are you connected to a router or to an extender? Also what do you mean by sharing a connection? Provide an image if possible.
I'm no expert on wifi, routers, etc., but I wouldn't rely on the capabilities of the wifi adapter on a laptop to supply a much larger, internet consuming, pc. If possible, use an extender or router. If not, either stick with the wireless and make the best of it, or maybe replace you're wireless wifi adapter. If you have onboard wifi with your motherboard, then it will be a more challenging fix.I have my laptop and PC connected together by ethernet. I've changed the adapter settings on the laptop to share the connection through the ethernet port. Essentially I'm using it as a router.
I've been using my laptop for wifi for a while now and till now it started giving me this issue. I should also look into getting a wifi adapter.I'm no expert on wifi, routers, etc., but I wouldn't rely on the capabilities of the wifi adapter on a laptop to supply a much larger, internet consuming, pc. If possible, use an extender or router. If not, either stick with the wireless and make the best of it, or maybe replace you're wireless wifi adapter. If you have onboard wifi with your motherboard, then it will be a more challenging fix.
It could always be an issue with the laptop, but I would just either go with a PCI-e wifi adapter or a wired connection to a router or extender.I've been using my laptop for wifi for a while now and till now it started giving me this issue. I should also look into getting a wifi adapter.