safbot1st wrote: Run the bootable linux and see if anything changes.
Puchaczo wrote: I became a happy owner of Kiano 14.2
Used? Maybe it's not the fault of the antenna, it's a long load.
How do I run this bootable linux?
Yes, the laptop has a month reportedly turned on 3 times since purchase, I got it not framed, before the format and after the format the internet goes the same.
Quote: Post a SMART disk from CrystalDiskInfo
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After downloading, CrystalDiskInfo does not detect the disk.
Quote: Turn off power saving in the power options for the wi-fi card.
Unfortunately, I did not purge this possibility in Win10
Quote: I do not know if everything in this KIANO is so "slim", there is no printed PCB on the PCB and that's it. Hence the problems.
10 meters is often too much for wi-fi, especially as it is wall on the way.
I just took a test at a distance of not more than 4m from the router (there was no wall along the way). It looks as follows, on the speedtest.net website on an old laptop it shows 45mb of download and 8m of transmission while a few seconds after the end of the test on an old laptop I made on Kiano and shows 7m download and 8mb of upload.
The second test, somehow 7-8m from the router (wall on the way), the old laptop elegantly overcomes the speednet test 13mb download 6 transmissions and Kiano even does not want to fire the speedtest website (laptops were still around the same distance to the router) . The post I had to write on the old laptop because on the new and electrode does not want to load.
Quote: Enter the router model.
Router to Orange FunBox 2.0
I would ask for help because I do not know whether to give / sell this trash or if there are any chances. I do not want to add any external network cards because I already had one in another laptop and did not pass the exam, and the only thing I needed was WiFi, which is a tragedy.