Windows 10: ASUS loosing wi-fi signal

two years ago i bought an ASUS X541U; after a couple of weeks it started to loose the wifi signal, so i took it back and they replace it with another one (same model).. Same issue started after 3-4 weeks; i tried to contact ASUS and they gave me few options to try like to do a power discharge, to reset BIOS, to refresh the IP config, to disabling/enabling the network adapter, and to update the drivers. Nothing changed, so I decided to take it back again and they replace it with a new one: ASUS same model.


For the first 2-3 months everything seemed ok, but then all the issues started again. There is no specific pattern that triggers it; i mean, sometimes it stays 2-3 weeks without nothing happens, while other times it happens 5-10 times a day.

I need the laptop for work, so i never had the chance to send it back to be checked by ASUS, but now i am at the point where i need it to be fixed.


messages that come out are:

- the default gateway is not available

- impossible to detect automatically the setting of the network proxy

- problem with wireless adapter or access point

- the realtek 8821AE wireless lan 802.11ac PCI-E NIC adapter is experiencing driver or hardware related problems.


troubleshooting sometimes solves the problem but only temporarly, otherwise i have to either restart it or do a power discharge and sometimes it starts to work again after 7-8 times i do it,

I updated everything, also the realtek but lately this issue comes every day, several times a day.


Anyone can suggest something?


thanks


Filippo

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