Wi-Fi errors that can happen to anyone, the answer isn’t always simply changing the direction of the router’s antennas or using an old router. In fact, if you connect to your Wi-Fi via a USB adapter, the issue might stem from which USB port it’s plugged into.
When connecting a device to your PC, it can be tempting to choose the first available USB port and plug it in. However, not all USB ports are identical, and understanding the variations among USB port types is crucial to ensure you maximize the efficiency of your devices. Interestingly, this also applies to USB Wi-Fi adapters.
As stated in a whitepaper from Intel, the kind of USB port you use for your adapter can significantly influence speed, and being in close proximity to certain devices on some ports can impede your adapter’s performance.

