Windows 10: Network suddenly disconnecting

I've had this issue with my pc for the past several months. My wifi would suddenly disconnect and stop working for a very varied amount of time, this happens all of the sudden throughout the months. What happens is that my network gets the desktop logo with a yellow triangle exclamation mark sign, my wifi would connect with wifi but would disconnect with something as simple as opening a chrome tab. I've tried so many things to fix it, from watching hundreds of videos, network resetting, router resetting, resetting my pc, deleting space, updating windows, updating network adapters,etc. And nothing has ever worked, i have to wait till my pc stops doing this. I simply hate when this happens since it normally happens in the most inconvenient times. And before you say its my pc, it isn't ive tried it with my neighbors wifi and even my mobile hotspot. And even of you say its my own wifi well it isn't either since every device in the house works perfectly even in the time it does happen. So please help im getting so irritated of this stupid issue. If you have any other questions on what the network situation is just ask.

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Network Disconnects in standby

Hmmm i've tried that it didn't seem to work still disconnected the network =\ and yeah im on xp

 

OS drive disconnecting while in use

Okay so my SSD (listed in specs) keeps disconnecting itself while my desktop is in use. What happens is I'll be sitting there and suddenly progams stop working and crashing. Then Task Managerwwon't come up, followed by more programs and background services and then a BSOD.

When it reboots the SSD isn't listed until I disconnect the power and boot it. Works for a bit, then drops again.

Halp plz. I'm missing out on WCG crunching.

 

Frequent disconnects from network

HI,

firstly many thanks for taking the time to reply. I have done as suggested and performed a clean boot. After the computer restated the network was working for about a couple of minutes before disappearing. I'm not sure what the next step should be as it would seem that none of the non-essential services is causing the problem.