Manually configure the Ethernet interface on your desktop computer but leave the gateway address blank.
this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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If they're on the same or neighbouring channels the two networks may interfere. The latter case is an issue on 2.4 GHz more than 5 GHz.
If your desktop is in range of both networks but the access points aren't in range of each other it may be especially bad, because that configuration prevents the collision detection from working effectively.
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