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I here you with the nickname lol too much of a hassle. I will touch base and suggest what might help you. Before anything ask yourself where is your router located in terms of the distance to where you are working with the computer? What materials are in the walls around the house? How many devices are you using over a Wi-Fi signal at any given time? Distance would play a major factor as with other minor devices like cell phones, tablets, and microwaves screws with the connectivity and makes it poor enough for it not to connect. Thick/fire retardant walls also play a huge factor that might be playing a part to have the connection not be strong enough to sustain from your preferred location . If the previous two circumstances call for your situation my best bet for you would be to buy yourself a Wi-Fi extender. From experience definitely a must-buy but I’d do the extensive research if you’re going to take that route since some are more expensive than others and you really don’t need anything top dollar but I would recommend trying to find an extender if you do take that route with an ethernet port jax that way if you are in a room setting where you can’t really re-adjust the Wi-Fi extender at least can pick up the Wi-Fi signal (since it plugs in to any wall socket *does not need hard connect to router*) and you can either hardwire the extender directly to the laptop or just use the Wi-Fi extender as a bouncer for your router so that your laptop can pick up the connection from your preferred location. Last but not least if you don't wanna take the extender route AND none of the circumstances stated earlier apply to you i’d contact CS (working in a call center before i don't mean to be that guy, however) realistically this laptop does not have a switch for wifi connection so aside from anything else I mentioned it might be your device with specific issues, lets pray not to save the return but hope this helps you out.
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