Windows 10: Network connection completely drops for 5-10s

Hi,

Unfortunately I'm experiencing some network issues on my Windows 10 workstation.

Every now and then the connection completely drops for like 5-10s and resumes again after that.
I'm using the latest version which I downloaded directly from the Realtek website.

The workstation is connected to a switch besides a few other devices but none of the them have any issues at all.



Does anyone have an idea how to solve this issue?

The motherboard is a MSI x470 Gaming Plus Max.
Windows is the latest version and has all drivers installed.

Thanks!

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No network connection

Hello Graham,

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Wi-Fi drops around every 3-5 minutes only on my PC

Hi Vincenzo,

To isolate your issue with network connection, please provide the following information:

• Were there any changes made on your computer before this issue came up?
• What are the troubleshooting steps you have done so far?

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Fix network connection issues in Windows 10.

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My daughter has a laptop that keeps losing it's connection to the local wireless network - any local wireless network.
It will connect to any network, using security passwords, but then just drop off, after random amounts of time, ending in the message "The specified network is not available". A complete shutdown and cold start will allow a connection again, briefly.
Everything works fine on wired Ethernet cable.
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Looking for any potential fixes I have not already found on the interwebs (list below).
When she gets here today I am going to generate a Wireless Network Report (netsh command). Let me know if it would be helpful to see that report.
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• Making sure "allow the PC to put this device to sleep" is unchecked
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• Move the laptop to the same room, withing 10 feet of the router.
• Reset the router
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• Created a Guest network with no security protocols.
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• USB selective Suspend: disabled
• Changed the Scan Valid Interval
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