As you may have read, they replaced the same card once and it didn't fix it.
2nd attempt, new motherboard and change from ax to ac network card.
Let him stay until you know for sure its fixed and discuss above possible problems.
Good luck
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Hello,
I need some real help as HP support doesn’t seem to know how to help and maybe it’s a windows problem.
I purchased an HP laptop 15s-eq2017AU about 2 weeks ago and I have wifi problems I cant fix.
I am trying to keep it short. My internet disconnects or being connected without Internet etc. Sometimes it works well with normal speed, then all of a sudden I have a speed drop down to 4mbps/02mbps and shortly after I drop out of internet. Only my new laptop has this issue, all other devices, about 10, have no problems.
I have moved all my devices to 2.4Ghz except this laptop which is on 5Ghz. This made my laptop stable but I cannot connect to 2.4Ghz without problems.
Troubleshoot says various things like Wifi doesn’t have a valid IP configuration, network cable is not properly plugged in or may be broken, Problem with wireless adapter or access point or default gateway not available. Sometimes it fixes IP issue, sometimes it doesn’t. Troubleshoot will always reset my network driver. I did 2 network resets manually too without success.
Yesterday I did a troubleshoot and I had that blue screen: System Thread Exception not handled, what failed: rtwlane6.sys which is my network adapter I am pretty sure. After I restarted it was deactivated. Whats that about?
I tried static IP, DNS, uninstalled driver numerous times, Power is set to best performance, did the prompt commands reset, release, renew flush, ran the HP hardware diagnostics which all passed.
I was researching more and found an old post in this community that made me think.
The Wifi icon in the lower bar and it doesn’t matter if its 2.4 or 5Ghz, sometimes it says Local area connection which then is Public, sometimes it says my normal network (netgear) which then is private. When 2.4Ghz is on local network, speed drops and it doesn’t take long to disconnect then. But 5G runs still fast and fine.
I also have sometimes that laptop icon instead of Wifi icon with 5Ghz and I am still connected. When I am disconnected I have that round ball thingy. Laptop is not wired.
As said as long as I am on 5Ghz all is fine despite the icon change and network status. I doubt its my router settings since all other devices are fine. I did try another modem today and had around 5 devices on each network and my laptop didnt work well on both networks.
My laptop is very fresh, haven’t installed many 3^rd^ party apps, only whats app, inSSIDer Wifi analyzer which both were installed because of the issue and Bitdefender Internet security. Issue was before I installed it. I do have Office 2007 but thats not a 3rd party I assume.
Any thoughts would be fantastic. Thanks for your time.
Silke
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As you may have read, they replaced the same card once and it didn't fix it.
2nd attempt, new motherboard and change from ax to ac network card.
Let him stay until you know for sure its fixed and discuss above possible problems.
Good luck
Hi there!
Before I got the network card replaced, I purchased a cheap dual dongle to see if bypassing solved the issue. It didn't for me.
I think you could try using hotspot from your mobile as well.
If you don't have issues with that it's the network card?
Did you adjust battery to high performance?
What's your network card?
Hey thanks for the reply!
I tried using mobile hot-spot and it didn't work too :(
I think it might be the network card. The HP guy told me he would be back with a new card to replace mine. I sure hope that will work.
I did adjust the battery settings to max performance and it did not solve the issue.
My network card is Realtek RTL8852AE.
Hi there!
Before I got the network card replaced, I purchased a cheap dual dongle to see if bypassing solved the issue. It didn't for me.
I think you could try using hotspot from your mobile as well.
If you don't have issues with that it's the network card?
Did you adjust battery to high performance?
What's your network card?
Hi everyone,
Recently, bought a new HP Laptop - Victus 16 and I have been experiencing the same issue! However, it is a little different for mine.
Each time I plug out the AC adapter, my WiFi connection drops. Then, when I disable and enable my wifi adapter, it crashes with the same BSOD error code as everybody else: rtwlane6.sys with thread exception not handled.
The HP person came to reformat the laptop and changed the motherboard. However, the issue still persists. What is left is to replace the network card. I am not sure if that will solve it but I really hope it does! Else, anyone else has any good solutions?
Thank you!
To answer an earlier question, yes, all other devices show a full strength connection, 3 bars according to the Wi-Fi icon. John.