HDMI/TV/wifi/macbook

When I connect my macbook to my TV, sometimes I lose my wifi connection. As soon as I disconnect it, the wifi comes back....can anyone help me fix this problem?

Hi allison5479 & welcome to the forums!
It's a problem with the adapter not being properly insulated, causing the signals to interfere with each other. Contact the manufacturer to return or exchange the adapter.
~Lyssa

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