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Recently installed Windows 11. The wifi remains connected for sometime and then after some time drops. Nothing I do can reconnect again. Only a complete restart fixes the wifi and then after sometime the connection gets dropped again. What can I do to fix this?
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I have the same problem.
I just got a new MUCH better PC with a MUCH better WiFi adapter and I have the same exact problem with WiFi disconnecting as before.
There has only been one thing that has ever helped. Re-install Windows 10.
Not sure what W11 is doing that is different but whatever it is, it's borking the WiFi intermittently.
I'm sorry, I asked for a solution not a rant against Microsoft.
I have had this issue for years. I have done everything that people recommend but no joy.
I have changed my PC, my router and gone from W10 to W11 and WiFi still shuts off randomly.
This takes out my printing and my file sharing and other connections on a regular basis.
The PC is connected by ethernet but I need WiFi for the above.
When I had the problem it was a problem with the wifi router security.
If you can, try your wifi without security
I bought this TP-01 desktop in July 2022 and it came with an automatic upgrade to Windows on startup. The only issue I have been having is it randomly drops the wi-fi. I've tried everything that HP support suggested and nothing fixed the problem. HP sent me a disk which reinstalled all of the software that came with my pc but it did not fix the problem. I've reset the network as suggested but it still drops the wi-fi connections at random and most of the time I have to remove power and turn it back on for the pc to get a wi-fi connection again but I don't know how long it will last before it drops again. I don't know if it will drop before I complete this message. I am totally fed up with this Windows 11 issue. I have a laptop which has Windows 10 and don't have any problems with it. I want to un-install Windows 11 and go back to Windows 10 but can figure out how to do this. Can you make suggestion how to do this?
