In this video I show you how I upgraded my laptop's WIFI card. I knew this was a laptop issue and not an internet issue because this Lenovo laptop is new to me and my other laptops didn't have any issues with my home internet setup.

If you don't know how to open your laptop to access the internals, do a youtube search for your laptop model number and the words "disassembly" or "teardown" or "how to open" and search for videos that show you how to open it.

The recommended Intel WIFI chips include:
Intel AX200 Supports WIFI 6 (Dual Band)
Intel AX210 Supports WIFI 6E (Tri Band)

The connector interface of the Intel WiFi 6 AX200 card is PCIe and there is no need for a specific processor. Compatibility depends on the computer manufacturer's design since most likely the limitation could be on the motherboard's side. The motherboard, BIOS, and the M.2 port need to be compatible with the Wireless Adapter.

Older laptops from Dell and HP sometimes had a “whitelist” which will limit what you can install on your laptop. You may want to check if your specific laptop model has a “whitelist”. My laptop did not. Do a search for: [your laptop model number] + "wifi card upgrade"

I bought this card on eBay but this exact same card can also be found on Amazon for a higher price.

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WiFi 6 Wireless Card Intel AX200 NGW, Bluetooth 5.2, 2400Mbps Network Adapter for Laptop Support Windows 10/11 (64bit) M.2/NGFF
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