Coding Poor and Slow Internet. Any Suggestions?

[guardd]

Laptop : Toshiba C70-A-165
OS : Win8.1

So my internet on my laptop is poor, very very poor. ( It sucks )
Just for you to see how bad it is, it takes almost 10 secods for the alerts to load ( On this page )

In minecraft my ping is over 1000.

I have been having this problem since some days. The internet on my brothers laptop and on my phone work perfectly fine. I tried changing my Tx Level, but I don`t get the option to change it.

Sometimes in the day my internet works fine but other times it sucks a lot.

If you have any suggestions leave them in the comments please.

Thanks, Guard

( Extra Tags : @repository, @Marco Slater (halothe23), and any other people who understand pc stuff better than me )

 

[PartyBlaze]

Could you give me your router specs?

 

[guardd]

Ehm how do I see em'? xD

 

[Story]

ISP:
Data Transfer Rate:
Connectivity:
Average upload and download speed:

 

[Camel]

Considering That your laptop comes with the stock 802.11n Wifi chip, the laptop isn't the problem.
Depending on where your router/modem is located that can be the problem, can you list your Modem/router name for me, or if you can find out your Modem/router Specs/Range

Example of router specs

Spoiler

ASUS RT-AC87U Wireless-AC2400 Dual Band Gigabit Router

ASUS AiCloud 2.0 lets you access, sync, share and stream your files anywhere, on any internet-connected device.
Ultra-fast 802.11ac Wi-Fi router with a combined dual-band data rate of 2334 Mbps for smooth up to 4K/UHD video playback, ultra-fast file-sharing of large files and low-latency online gaming.
4x4 MU-MIMO antenna design with AiRadar universal beamforming for unrivaled multi-device performance and wireless signal coverage up to 465m (around 5,000ft).
Built-in USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports for up to 10-times faster data transfers to USB storage devices 2, printer sharing, and 3G/4G dongle support.
AiProtection with Trend Micro with triple-strength total network security, plus robust parental controls and privacy protection.

 

[Colourlight]

whos internet isn't bad

 

[MdsCool]

whos internet isn't bad

.-., Some people Internet isn't as good as others.

 

[guardd]

I`ll give you the name of my router asap

 

[Colourlight]

.-., Some people Internet isn't as good as others.

Mine goes down every five minutes :P

 

[Younisco]

Mine goes down every five minutes :p

lol it doesn't. :) stay on topic please.

 

[Colourlight]

lol it doesn't. :) stay on topic please.

It is and I was just saying how bad it was xD

 

[guardd]

Colour how does your internet crash every 5 minutes if we played for longer?

 

[Camel]

I`ll give you the name of my router asap

Pm me the name of your Modem/Router.

 

[JordyPwner]

@Guardi4n Pm me your: Modem/Router info, Computer info and I sure can help you out :D

 

[allstarninja]

I used to have similar problems using an Ethernet cable fixed it for me. Good luck with this :)

 

[PartyBlaze]

I used to have similar problems using an Ethernet cable fixed it for me. Good luck with this :)

An Ethernet cable is a direct connection and works almost always - but it doesn't really come in handy when you have a laptop. That's why people choose for a router :P
@Guardi4n try plugging in an Ethernet cable. If your internet works well then, it's probably your router.

 

[JordyPwner]

An Ethernet cable is a direct connection and works almost always - but it doesn't really come in handy when you have a laptop. That's why people choose for a router :p
@Guardi4n try plugging in an Ethernet cable. If your internet works well then, it's probably your router.

It could also be the settings of the Modem/Router - MAx GBPS etc.

 

[PartyBlaze]

It could also be the settings of the Modem/Router - MAx GBPS etc.

Yeah, but you can see where the problem is anyway.

 

[JordyPwner]

Yeah, but you can see where the problem is anyway.

Yeah true.

 

[olsyboy]

It is probably your Wifi Adapter-
Try resetting it if this problem wasn't always present, it worked for me:

• Go to Control Panel
• Find Device Manager
• Find your Wifi card
• Click Disable, then Enable

You could also replace your Wifi card, if internet is fine on other computers then it is probably an issue with yours.
I doubt it is anything to do with the router, I really think it is your computer-specific.

Hope this helps, perhaps invest in a really good Wifi adapter or even generally upgrade your computer components.