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yep based on my experience installing in super ancient building those materials will deadstop wifi signals or at the very least deflect them.

do you know the material in the walls of your home? wifi will not go thru brick/concrete/metal the standard drywall wood stud should be unless you’ve done somn else additional/unique

AC actually performs worse than n or g. you can go farther with g maybe n. but with ac you need to pretty close to your router. if you have just 1 router, you need to get into the mesh 802.11ac wave 2 type or wifi6 products. multiple runs with physical cable runs. if you that large of a house...

reply to Dennis N as well re: laptop atennas. it's been a long time since i cracked open laptops, but as i recalled, Dells typically have 1 design and then they add/remove parts to sell variations of the same product on the marketplace. i seemed to recall on certain models you can replace the...

i assume your issue is resolved at this point mike? i quickly scanned the post and it looks like you are basically all set. a couple of pointers: -direct wired connection to the modem should get you the max bandwidth of whatever you are supposed to be paying for. cat 5, 5e, 6, 6e, 7, etc...