Windows 11 keeps dropping wifi

Tried all the methods listed here and then just purchased a new USB with mimo capabilities. Matched up with my linksys router capabilities and a few minutes later had connectivity problems solved.

I tried several advices given on the net for this too?

This worked for me? I Went to YouTube and This video had different things to tell I could look for or try?!

Good Luck to You!:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dANypatfiwY

Kind Regards From:

Steffen

Copenhagen

Denmark ;D

You can access network adapter settings from Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network and Sharing Center\Change adapter settings.

Double Click on your network icon and in the windows that opens select Properties at the bottom.

Select Configure under Connect using field with your network adapter name. In the window that opens select Advanced tab. Disable all appropriate settings, like Energy Efficient Ethernet, Green Ethernet, Power Saving Mode.

Go to Power Management tab and uncheck Allow the computer to turn of the device to save power. Click OK button. Close all related windows.

After a few months of stability, my Windows 11 machine started doing the same thing. It is seriously frustrating. Microsoft please fix this issue it dates back to Windows 10.

Anyway, I remember a hack from a similar issue on Windows 10. Continually pinging the gateway

From a command prompt run the command

ping -t 192.168.0.1

Replace the 192.168.0.1 with your gateway. Use the command ipconfig /all to see what your gateway is

It's actually more stable than before. Actually what seems to happen now, is when the wifi is about to drop, the ping stops wifi on the computer from going to sleep (I don't understand why but it seems to work).

If it works, add this command as a task using "Task Scheduler", so it runs this command when you log onto your account. Use "Create Basic Task", the command is ping, and the parameters will be -t 192.168.0.1

mmmmm I'm going to try this

Thanks