Windows 10: Keep automatically disconnecting from Wi-Fi Windows 10

Hi,


I have an extremely annoying problem where my Wi-Fi will consistently turn itself off about every two minutes.


When I use the trouble shooter, it always says "The Default Gateway is not Available - Fixed" and then disconnects again two minutes later. The receive and send speeds are consistent throughout the two minutes that it works.


Interestingly I managed to get it to work for quite a while, until Windows automatically updated and screwed it up again. When I performed a system restore prior to the update, this fixed it. But the problem has happened again, I've tried system restoring to the same point, and this time the problem remains.


I use a 'Realtek RTL8192CU Wireless LAN 802.11n USB 2.0 Network Adapter', and I have disabled the Power Saving Option, checked for Driver Updates, uninstalled an reinstalled the driver, flushed the DNS, performed netsh winsock reset. Nothing seems to work. The only way I can retain internet access at the moment is by resetting the Wi-Fi adapter every two minutes.


I would just use an ethernet connection, but that is not an option at the moment.


It seems that this is a common problem with a lot of Windows 10 systems, but all the solutions I tried on other forums do not work, so I would greatly appreciate any assistance with this, because it is making me absolutely ballistic.


Below are images on how the signal suddenly cuts off, and what the troubleshooter does.






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