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Hi,
I have the compute stick for 3 month now.
Last 3 days Im getting "limited" connection from the network .
All the other computers/ phones are working fine .
And if it's not "limited" the internet works very very slow.
The router is 0.3 meters from the stick .
Until 3 days ago it worked fine.
Drivers and bios are updated.
Help?
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Hello Akermania,
Thank you for joining the Intel communities.
Please try uninstalling the driver and reinstalling it, you can download the latest driver here:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25071/Wireless-Realtek-wireless-driver-for-Windows-10- Download Wireless: Realtek* wireless driver for Windows 10*
Please be aware that the onboard Realtek RTL8723BS wireless adapter the Intel® Compute Stick is an SDIO adapter; SDIO is inherently slower than PCIe-based wireless adapters. Wi-Fi speeds can be very slow, depending on many factors:
If there are other Wi-Fi routers nearby. Router channel is set to Auto (and so is everyone else's).
Interference from other devices (mobile phones, cordless phones, microwaves, Bluetooth devices, or baby monitors.
Workarounds:
Try to eliminate interference with nearby wireless devices (like microwave, cordless phones).
Experiment with setting the router channel to a specific one, not Auto. Note: 2.4GHz can use channels 1, 6, and 11.
Disable the onboard wireless in BIOS and use a USB-based Ethernet adapter. Wired Ethernet is always going to be faster than Wi-Fi
Regards!
Ivan

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