Merging different wifi networks to get high-speed internet connectivity

Merging different wifi networks to get high-speed internet connectivity

In this article, I will show you a trick to merge multiple WIFI networks to get high-speed internet connectivity. let's start.

If you are watching 4K videos or doing other tasks on the internet for that purpose high-speed internet is extremely important for you. So I will be sharing a step-by-step guide how you can combine multiple wifi networks to enjoy fast internet.

Through this trick, you can combine multiple different networks into a single network to enjoy fast internet.

Things required to connect two or more wifi networks:

• External Wireless Card and its driver
• Different wifi networks available at your location
• Speedify software

Steps:

Following are the steps to connect to two different wifi networks and merge it together.

1. insert a wireless card into your laptop and install its driver
2. After driver installation right click on Wi-Fi icon in your laptop taskbar

3. click on Network and Internet Settings

4. After clicking Network and Internet settings click on > next to your wifi on button

5. If you have connected your external wifi adapter and installed its drivers properly then you will see two wifi networks.

6. Connect your wifi networks by entering credentials

7. I have connected these two wifi networks as shown in the picture above.

8. Once both of the wifi networks are connected then download Speedify

9. After downloading and installation of Speedify, just open it and add both wifi networks there.

10. Enable this option in Speedify

11. Once enabled you will see that both of the Wi-Fi networks will be merged as shown in the picture below.

Once you combine two or more wifi networks your laptop wireless icon will change into a LAN icon as shown in the picture.

Now we have merged two different WIFI networks. Enjoy the fast internet and follow me for more such tricks. If there are any suggestions for the improvement of this post, It is highly recommended to comment below or ping me on LinkedIn.