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Use a cable or sit closer to the router.
Rightclick anywhere on the desktop and go to the Nvidia Control Panel > 3D Settings > Manage 3D Settings > Global Settings > Preferred graphics processor > High-performance NVIDIA processor. Apply the settings and done.
And ofcourse have your laptop plugged in to a power outlet. Gaming laptops, especially high-end ones might refuse to enable the dedicated GPU when not plugged in to power.
If the issue still presists after this I would like to know your laptop's exact model, I already know it's an Asus but not which one exactly.