Windows 8.1: WiFi dropping and/or "Limited"

"...At that time I will open a new Question thread... as long as the connection remains 'stable' I see no reason to 'fix' what ain't broken.... YKWIM?"

Did you do it:

CMD Admin

pnputil.exe -e

look wifi card OEM#

pnputil.exe -d Oem#.inf

After download Only oryginal driver (wifi card) (not aplication) 

and instal manual in device manager.

If want or not sure, can delete all Oem#.inf

I did do this.....  didn't fix the problem I'm sorry to say.... Thank you for the help however. :)

"...At that time I will open a new Question thread... as long as the connection remains 'stable' I see no reason to 'fix' what ain't broken.... YKWIM?"

Did you do it:

CMD Admin

pnputil.exe -e

look wifi card OEM#

pnputil.exe -d Oem#.inf

After download Only oryginal driver (wifi card) (not aplication) 

and instal manual in device manager.

If want or not sure, can delete all Oem#.inf

I didn't see an open question asked by you. It is better to open a new thread.

If you can connect but it then drops and a manually disconnect and reconnect solves the issue do this

press windows key + X > device manager > expand network adapters > double click the wireless one > power management tab > uncheck allow windows to turn off this device to save power.

This will prevent windows from sending out notice it can sleep.

Next press windows key + x > command prompt > type these commands and press enter after each one

ipconfig /flushdns

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew

if you get a message that there is no adapter or something similar let me know. When you get a chance to open a new question post this info in the question. To copy the info right click the command prompt and choose select all then press enter. This will copy the output of the command prompt

 I would need the output from these two commands

ipconfig /all

and

netsh wlan show networks mode=BSSID

I've already applied the 'power management' fix you suggested above.....

Last night I tried a 'fix' that another user on this Forum suggested and so far I've had no connectivity ILimited connectivity or drops) issues whatsoever... I uninstalled Chrome and re-installed it, but DID NOT sign in to Chrome.... so far, so good. 

The next time I lose connectivity, I will run the ipconfig and netsh commands that you suggested above and import the command results for you to evaluate. At that time I will open a new Question thread... as long as the connection remains 'stable' I see no reason to 'fix' what ain't broken.... YKWIM? 

So far, this particular 'thread' on this Subject has been the most useful for me.... so, that's saying alot..... :)

CMD Admin

pnputil.exe -e

look wifi card OEM#

pnputil.exe -d Oem#.inf

Alternative:

CMD Admin

driverquery.exe 

/?

After download Only oryginal driver (wifi card)

and instal manualu in device manager

If it not working, it is hardware or BIOS power managment problem.

I didn't see an open question asked by you. It is better to open a new thread.

If you can connect but it then drops and a manually disconnect and reconnect solves the issue do this

press windows key + X > device manager > expand network adapters > double click the wireless one > power management tab > uncheck allow windows to turn off this device to save power.

This will prevent windows from sending out notice it can sleep.

Next press windows key + x > command prompt > type these commands and press enter after each one

ipconfig /flushdns

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew

if you get a message that there is no adapter or something similar let me know. When you get a chance to open a new question post this info in the question. To copy the info right click the command prompt and choose select all then press enter. This will copy the output of the command prompt

 I would need the output from these two commands

ipconfig /all

and

netsh wlan show networks mode=BSSID