After the microsoft update the wifi still loses Connection.
Microsoft when do you fix this?
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With my new Lumia 650 running Windows 10, I have a serious problem with Wi-Fi, occurring daily.
At some point the device becomes unable to connect to any Wi-Fi access point, whether previously known or discovered with Wi-Fi Sense. I have observed this both with WPA access points at home and at work, and also with unencrypted public hotspots in the city.
In the Wi-Fi settings screen, I can see it repeatedly attempts to connect to one of the access points available for automatic connection, but then reverts to disconnected state.
Turning Wi-Fi off and on again does not solve the problem. Only after turning the device off and on again it becomes able to connect.
Did anyone else encounter this problem?
Model: Microsoft Lumia 650
Version: 1511
OS build: 10.0.10586.164
Firmware version: 01087.00025.15484.39013
Hardware version: 3.0.4.0
SOC version: 8909
Manufacturer Name: RM-1152_13769
Mobile Operator: 000-FI
Configuration ID: *************
Core Build ID: 1230.91 (01087.00025.15484.39000)
BSP Release: 1078.0025
Global Settings DB Release Identifier: GSDB_RG0_15w48_53
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After the microsoft update the wifi still loses Connection.
Microsoft when do you fix this?
I did the update today as well. Still no luck... My WLAN (MikroTik Atheros AR9300) router shows following:
08:27:44 wireless,info 5C:CA:1A:XX:XX:XX@wlan1: disconnected, unicast key exchange timeout
08:28:48 wireless,info 5C:CA:1A:XX:XX:XX@wlan1: connected
I have been waiting for today's updates, the phone is updated but it's still the same. It's getting annoying, as now I am forced to switch to more expensive mobile tariff plan. I have mobile 4G hotspot, I have a 54M fibre at home and I am using 4G connection on my phone? Is it a bad joke, Microsoft?
Me too