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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 also purchaed HP Pavilion 14 with Windows 11 preinstalled and then i Fresh Installed Windows 11 after receiving it. I am also facing this issue daily. I did all methods but still the issue is not resolved. @microsoft should resolve this issue as soon as possible because this is really irritating .
same issue only with wifi 5g. after wake up its hard to reconnect, some times it takes hours
2.4g is working great, no loss after wake up, fast connecting time at first attempt
Yes! I'm in the same boat? NOT understanding why Microsoft make Windows Turn off the Wifi constantly? - And IF? - This Behaviour is for the average user? - To Save power? - Or alike? Then. They Ought to make it EASY for the User to Easily Shift Between power saving via the Wifi Connection Or NOT? -?
I totally agree with Your settings - and am likewise puzzled that You have to go through all these settings -troubles - To change the behaviour of this problem regarding WiFi -auto -off?..?! ..
And Yes. I've Come to the same conclusion as You mention! In the settings! ;D
And I think You are Right? It's the Shift to Windows 11 that makes this even worse? And? When. The Updates to Windows 11 roll in? It changes things, that up til now have been functioning alright? Too!?
K.R.'s!
Steff
Copenhagen
Denmark ;D
Ok doing this has made a massive difference. I am able to switch off the ping hack.
The only energy-saving option on my Intel hardware was the MIMO Power Saving Mode, I switched this to "No SMPS" and the connection is now stable. It had defaulted to "Auto SMPS".
What I don't understand is why it suddenly started behaving badly after 10 months of stability. It has to be the recent Windows 11 update??
mmmmm I'm going to try this
Thanks
