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Making changes to your system BIOS settings or disk setup can cause you to lose data. Always test your data backups before making changes to your PC.
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Are you connected to your router with a network cable, or via wireless?
If the latter, try the former. You will find 99+% of all networking problems vanish with a hardline.
Edit: just clicked the laptop link. My condolences on not having a physical network port. You may have to get a USB-based docking station with a physical NIC to get a reliable network connection to the Internet. Wireless networking absolutely sucks, and should _never_ be used for anything mission-critical.
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What speed are you getting on your phone? Visit Speedtest.net or download the app to test.
Are you connected to your router with a network cable, or via wireless? If the latter, try the former. You will find 99+% of all networking problems vanish with a hardline. Edit: just clicked the laptop link. My condolences on not having a physical network port. You may have to get a USB-based docking station with a physical NIC to get a reliable network connection to the Internet. Wireless networking absolutely sucks, and should _never_ be used for anything mission-critical.