Wireless Display Adapter Disconnects

Well, after fooling around a bit I tried messing with advanced power settings..  I changed the setting for when to turn off the display from 10 minutes to two hours. Guess what, the adapter stayed connected for over an hour. Why the adapter would drop connection when the display was set turn off beats me. FWWIW, I was using the second screen only setting for the adapter. One caveat, The display setting I changed was in the advanced power settings.

Only the Wireless Display Adapter is disconnecting.... no issues with Wireless internet.

this problem occurs with both my Lenovo Yoga on Windows 10 and Galaxy Note 10. My Galaxy Alpha doesn't manage to complete the connection before it gets disconnected.

Hi,

I'd like to put in my experience.  I've purchased a handful of these device, and connected them to a few TVs in our office.  We seem to see about a 30 min time of perfect operation, then disconnect and unable to reconnect quickly after that.  Even deleting the device and re-installing does not allow reconnect.  We don't use this a lot, but so far the same scenario has happened every time.  I hope MS figures it out and fixes it soon.

From reading here I'm thinking the MS adapter uses open frequencies that are unfortunately allowed to accept interference and trouble.  I hope this isn't true.  Because, otherwise this seems like a great device.

Either interference or an incompatibility issue - with the bluetooth hardware/driver implementation (at least in my case). There are some interesting pointers here - https://communities.intel.com/message/204003 and https://communities.intel.com/message/204048

It might be an option to identify any other potential source of interference that operates in similar frequency band on the SP3 or the TV.

How does one accomplish that? If you are correct and it is simply a problem of interference, then it seems to me that the product is pretty flaky as there are 6 pages of people with problems.