Windows 11 keeps dropping wifi

Anonymous
2021-10-27T20:06:34+00:00

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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  1. Anonymous
    2022-10-13T19:38:28+00:00

    I'm Sure You're Right here. - But that doesn't help Windows Users? See?

    I'm looking for a solution. To this Windows problem. Which was there already in Windows 10? Versions?

    I've been looking for more Years By now. NEVER Found ONE piece of Advice that Fixed This? - If ANYone has a Known Working Fix SPEAK UP?!?!? See?

    That it has been so. Since Windows 10 at least. As known to me? That is Why!!: I Find it soo Poor to see that Microsoft hasn't done a thing to Fix This.. At least so it could be a choice for the users to Have it to disconnect or Stay ON? See? I put Microsoft Windows in Clear MisCredit to Me?!

    Kind Regards

    Steff

    Copenhagen

    Denmark

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  2. Anonymous
    2022-10-13T13:47:29+00:00

    I dual boot. When I am using Windows 11 I regularly lose WiFi connectivity. When I boot into Linux I have never lost WiFi.

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  3. Anonymous
    2022-10-12T21:05:34+00:00

    Actually, I have been thinking it's my new HP laptop. I get your point though. There are many parts in an HP laptop that are not manufactured by HP but sourced elsewhere. That's a lot of parts to keep track of. Then the software is another part. No telling where the fault lies since Microsoft is keeping quiet about this. A few months back I did call my cable service, and they looked to see what might be going on, possibly with the router. Nothing in their system showed the router malfunctioned at any point in time.

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  4. Anonymous
    2022-10-12T00:30:01+00:00

    Yes! I CERtainly DO? Blame Microsoft?

    I mean? They Cannot? After Sooo many YEARS? Be unaware of This Misbehavior in their OS's Win 10 and Now Win 11 It Should be Time enough for even a Reeeeally sloow Compagny to Fix Such a Misbehavior?

    As said? I've NOT - Found ANY remedy or solution to this problem ANYwhere!? NOBody? Seems To Know? - HOw to STOP This?..?!...?! So? Yes? I Mean. It IS a responsibility that is On Microsoft to fix!?.. Certainly So?!

    You Are - I'm Sure? Yet? Quite Right?! In Thinking? The Culprit Could be A lot of Things? - Some mention The Security?! WPA2? .. You Think . Perhaps A Driver?.. Which? Again As You Say. - Can Be Different Because Different PC's USes Different Net-working cards? Aso?!.. You're I Think?! Quite Right Here?

    But neither YOU? NOr Me?! - Can Fix This?..?!

    Changing/Updating The Networking Card driver Does NOT Solve this problem Either? As suggested by several?...?!

    Even Writing New D.Words in The Registry?! Does not solve it?!

    As mentioned Before? -Iøve NOT Come across ONE suggestion?! Og ONE Sulution?! Yet?! Though Researching and Trying out Everything I've Found regarding the problem!?.. Nix?...?! And Nil!? - No Way?!

    Is It OUR Problem? Then!? You seem to think!?..!?

    Kind Regards! Steff

    Copenhagen

    Denmark

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  5. Anonymous
    2022-10-11T22:53:01+00:00

    You blame Microsoft though the driver is far more likely. Are you sure its Windows and not the driver, hardware, or router? Sometimes even the BIOS will affect onboard networking hardware.

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