Connecting a 2nd Monitor Causes the Internet to Slow Down – Simple Fix

Had this ever happened to you? Connecting a 2nd monitor via HDMI to your computer or your laptop and then your internet connection suddenly slows down to a crawl. If you are sure that it isn’t an issue with your internet service then the solution might be a simple fix: Change your HDMI cable.

Sometimes HDMI cables can cause interference with your wifi signal. An old poorly shielded cable could create a radio frequency that could interfere with your wifi. There are also some cases that the HDMI that supports an ethernet connection can sometimes cause interference.

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To remedy this issue, simply change the HDMI you are using with a new one or an HDMI that has a better quality than you are currently using.

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Consider also using other ways of connecting a monitor like DisplayPort or a VGA cable if these options are available.

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