Fix WiFi and B/T connections

 5 Tips to fix Bluetooth and WiFi restrictions on your Computer

Did you ever experience the Wifi connection suddenly slowed when Bluetooth device is connected.

This is a very common problem in the age of internet.

The reason is that WiFi and Bluetooth devices are using same 4,2 GHz frequency. it means that a single

can interfere with both being used. there are some fixes you can try to prevent that issue in the future.

5 technique to fix WiFi and bluetooth interference.

1) Disconnect and connect your wifi again

2) try to run network troubleshooting

3) move the wifi from Bluetooth away

4) switch to external Bluetooth

5) Use router which supports 5 GHz !

1) Disconnect and connect your WiFi again

This is simple, but it works. when we disconnect and connect the wifi again, it will automatically

search for the optimal channel-usually the one that is not being restricted with bluetooth.

This is not a permanent solution. you may see the same issue again, especially after restarting

the PC. don't stick with it for long period of time.

2) Try to run Network Troubleshooting

The simple way you can fix Bluetooth and wifi interference is by running windows troubleshooting.

right click on wifi icon select troubleshoot problems, and stand by for the guidelines based on the 

detected problems. This is the easiest method when your WIFI suddenly off after having Bluetooth  

device connected to computer.

3) Move the WiFi from Bluetooth away

This method will work only if you are using external USB wifi device. use a male to female USB cable

to move the Wifi receiver away from the Bluetooth devices. put it closer to router so you can get a good 

connection.

4) Switch to external Bluetooth

some of the wifi and Bluetooth in a laptop are sharing same antenna. Hence, when you are using them

at same period of time, it might cause network error. to solve this issue keep both devices not sharing 

the same features in your computer. Use a small external Bluetooth receiver can be better to use it.

5) Use router which supports 5 GHz !

Wifi and Bluetooth are sharing the same 2 GHz frequency by default, if your router supports 5GHz, you

can turn on that frequency to fix this problem. Try to take suggestions from your internet provider

regarding the settings. so, we cannot provide the details because every router has a different 

configuration.

Alright, We hope at least more than one out of five techniques above helps you.

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