It's driving me insane, how many people are experiencing issues with wireless charging in Windows Vista. Evidently, they were fine before the latest update. They weren't as good prior to the upgrade.Many including myself have discovered that this is impacting the performance of their Vista PC. Some users have gone as in the direction of purchasing a new computer in order to get wireless charging working on their systems once more. If you're in this same situation, then you may consider following this guide for some enlightenment. Let me first explain the reasons why wireless charging can cause such a lot of harm to Vista.One thing to keep in mind about wireless chargingis that not all systems are created equally. This will be demonstrated a bit with Windows Vista. The system must "talk" to the actual adapter for the charger to actually work. If there's a hardware problem and wireless charging is not working, then the charger will not work.There are some who argue that in the event that the adapter is old, it could be the problem. You can just remove the adapter and everything will work. This is partly true...to an extent. But, it bears repeating that the adapter needs to be in operation to function with your system.The most important question is how can Windows 10 be accelerated in this scenario? The answer is relatively straightforward. Simply go to the "My Computer" page and choose "Network adapters". The list of your devices will be displayed. Click the "Create" button and select the device with an Ethernet port.Once you've completed this, you'll get a notification at the right-hand left side of the screen. Click foxit phantom viptoolaz and you will then see a new icon on the left pane of the screen. Select the "Speed Up Windows 10" option. The Edge wireless charging adapter should now appear and it should say "paired with your system (Ethernet Port name: Wireless-charging-edge)" - great!If you were to try and use the laptop without the wireless charging device then you would likely experience the same speed degradation as well. In fact, this could cause more problems than they are already. This is due to the icon that indicates the speed at which data can transfer - if you try to use a device that is extremely slow (such as a USB drive or an older computer), you will get an error message saying that "this device is not properly recognized". To avoid this issue and transfer at a quicker rate, you can click the hyperlink "postpone transfer".Fortunately, there is an alternative method to speed up Windows 10 in this situation. Navigate to the device manager, and then click on the wireless adapter. The icon that says "Network Adapter Wireless-charging" will pop up. Click on the icon to see your device connected with your computer via wireless network. Your device is now ready to connect to the internet.The default settings will be used to create your wireless network. The default settings should be adequate for most users However, if you experience issues, then try adjusting the following settings to increase speed: Wireless Preferred Network Speed, Auto Connect Manual Connect and other such options. If none of these work, then your adapter is likely to be damaged. This should not stop you from using your wireless charger however. If your wireless charger doesn't work, go to the Device Manager, search for a wireless adapter, and select the broken component of your laptop (the one with the keyboard).
