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And check the health level with hwmonitor or batteryinfoview.
will do the hwmonitor and batteryinfoview right now.
EDIT: I have no clue what hwmonitor or batteryinfoview is?
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/battery_information_view.html
https://www.groovypost.com/howto/generate-battery-report-windows-10/
As a battery gets older and starts wearing down, current can begin to fluctuate and lead to instabilities like video or audio stuttering or a wireless signal drop.
Of course, the obvious stuff like moving away from the microwave or water pipes or the router getting old and the signal weakening on that end should be investigated as well.
@Hugsie Muffinball, but would that affect network connectvitiy tho? Cause the minute i plug my laptop adapter back into my laptop it just cuts out and disconnects.
do you have guarantee yet?
Maybe malware, but rarely is it!
Try to plugging in the charger and connecting the wired internet connection
Is the problem still appears?