Windows 10: HP's Realtek WIFI adapter keeps disconnecting

I have an HP Envy with Windows 11Realtek 8852CE Wifi 6E seems buggy even though I have installed all the latest drivers and updates. It keeps disconnecting automatically and then I don't see ANY other wifi devicesIf I manually disable and then renable the network adapter, it starts working againIts totallu random. Haven't figured out why it keeps happeningAnyone else has similar issues or knows of a solution?Screenshot:

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Realtek WIFI adapter keeps on disconnecting

I can no longer remember when this started but my Realtek RTL8822BE WIFI adapter on my HP laptop just keep on disconnecting for some reasons. It doesn't matter which WIFI I'm connecting to (airport, home, work, Starbucks, etc). I googled this a bit and it
appears that other people are having the same problem after the Windows 10 Build 1709 and 1803 updates.

I'm using the latest driver version 2024.0.5.103 (released 12/6/2018) and my Windows is updated to the latest copy.

It doesn't appear Realtek has a newer driver available. Just curious what temporary fix help you with this?

 

HP laptop with Windows 11 - wifi keeps disconnecting

I have a brand new HP laptop and the wifi keeps disconnecting. I have Windows 11, the wifi signal is strong and other devices do not have any issues. I tried restarting the router, changing from 5g to 2.4g, restarting the adapter and updating the Realtek adapter. But the problem still occurs, what else is there to try? I bought a new laptop to make my life easier, surely it should work correctly without the user having to change things?

 

Realtek Wifi Adapter disconnects every other second

I've been having a problem where my Realtek wifi adapter (Realtek RTL 8188EE 802.11) keeps disconnecting me from the Wifi (I use a laptop), I've tried uninstalling and deleting the wifi adapter in order to reinstall it, I've updated the driver itself to
its current iteration (2024.0.4.208) , I've changed the advanced properties setting of the adapter itself to see if that's an issue and have even done a network troubleshooting whenever it keeps happening and it usually helps, but have now noticed I either
have to do it several times in an hour or the network troubleshooting will inform me it can't fix the situation and to reboot my laptop as a countermeasure.

Other devices that use the same WIFI network don't have this issue either so some help to figure this out would be appreciated. I have windows 10 updated to its latest iteration as well.