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Bridge WiFi between two devices?
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Via WiFi, sry if that wasn't clear. I simply don't have access to the router as that belongs to the landlord. He has a separate network for me, but it's on his side of the house 😅
I think moving what you can to your laptop is the simplest approach depending on what you need. You will likely be without some stuff but it will be simpler to setup than a direct connection.
Of course if you have a ton of data that may not work.