Windows 10: Losing WiFi connection

Hello,



I have an Asus Vivobook laptop, running on Windows 10, and I’ve recently started having problems with the WiFI. When I switch it on, I’m connected to my network. I use the internet and less than 5 minutes later, the signal drops out. When I go on to the networks bit, the only available network is my one which is strange in itself because there are normally about 10 other people’s ones and it says its disconnected. When I press ‘connect’, it says it can’t connect and then my network disappears from the list too. The only way I’ve found to get it back is to restart the laptop, and then exactly the same process happens again. I don’t understand it - it’s not my internet because other devices in the house are working fine. I’ve tried everything I can think of which admittedly isn’t very much beyond restarting and trying the network diagnostics so does anyone have any ideas what’s causing it / how to solve it?


Thank you very much in advance for your help.

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