Router moving

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&nbsp;I've recently moved my pc that was always wired into my office (upstairs) and have been struggling connection wise. I have 1gb downloaded speeds but my pc is only getting 30mb download. My work laptop that is next to my pc is getting around 300mb. I've done everything I can to try and figure this out, reset the WiFi adaptor, reset the computer entirely, bought an additional adaptor, nothing has worked. So I'm now thinking I need to get my computer wired back in (I cannot run an eithernet cable through 2 walls as we rent).&nbsp;I've been searching for ages to find an option to move my router and keep seeing forum mods messaging people to arrange this - why isn't this an option that people can book?&nbsp;Can someone help me please?&nbsp;

jbrennand · Answer

Assuming your computer gets full speeds when you connect it to the adjacent Hub on a good ethernet cable and then those drop to ~30 when you switch it to wifi - then therein lays the issue!

Prime suspect is... in your settings the wifi speed is set to 10/100 rather than 1Gb. Check that first

WoozyBumba29 · Answer

I've had a Google and cannot see anything that explains how to do that 😭

Client62 · Answer

Does the work laptop have a dual band WI-Fi adaptor and is connected to the faster 5GHz band.Perhaps the PC has a single band 2.4GHz adaptor where speeds are up to 50Mb/s but range can be better.

Matthew_ML · Answer

Hey WoozyBumba29, thank you for reaching out and a warm welcome to the community I am sorry to hear this.
This is because it comes under a specialist job, if you would like to book this I can organise this for you?&nbsp;
It is £25 for this to be done.

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