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‎02-07-2021 05:16 AM

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Product: HP ENVY x360 Laptop - 13-ay0505na
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi all, 

I have noticed that my wifi speeds are slowing down significantly when i plug my laptop to power (either through usbc or actual plug). Has anyone had similar problems or has tested this?

My internet connection is 1Gbps up / down and very stable. When i use my lapytop (not charging) i get speeds around 400mbps.

when i plug it to power to charge then the speeds are dropping to 70mbps.

Any ideas or solutions? I looked around at forums but i havent seen anything similar.

I have re installed and unistalled the wifi drivers, did fresh windows installation (omg so much time) and tried different chargers but the problem is still there. As long as the laptop is not plugged the speeds are blazing fast but when i plug it in then the speeds are slowing down.

Many thanks

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