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Just out of curiosity, I have built in wifi that is connecting at 65%, and a wifi dongle that is connecting at 70%. Does that mean I'm doubling up on bandwidth at 135%, since both connections are active at the same time?
I don't think so. You would not be able to exceed the bandwidth provided by your wifi access router. Additionally I believe only one of the two connections would be used at a time for internet access.
OK. Thank you. I though somehow the two adapters would be paired up and I would approach the maximum my router is capable of. Wishful thinking I guess.
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