Windows 10: Reconnecting to WiFi after my WiFi disconnects disables WiFi adapter, can't re-enable...

My house WiFi sometimes cuts out for a second, disconnecting my computer from the WiFi. After this happens, I select my WiFi and press "Connect," and immediately, the WiFi menu collapses completely, showing only a text link to Network and Internet settings, and 3 buttonsWiFi, Airplane, and Hotspot.


I go to Control Panel and Network and Sharing Center, and it turns out my WiFi adapter has been disabled. I right-click and press "Enable." A little Control Panel dialogue box pops up in the center of my screen, saying "Enabling," and then eventually saying "Enabled." However, the WiFi adapter doesn't enable.


Restarting fixes the problem, allowing me to re-enable my WiFi adapter in Control Panel. However, it gets stuck on the "Restarting" screen and eventually leads to a BSOD saying "DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE."


It successfully restarts itself after the error info is 100% collected and I'm able to re-enable my WiFi adapter through control panel.


I get the BSOD when restarting only when my WiFi adapter gets disabled.


My WiFi adapter also gets disabled when I try to connect to a WiFi hotspot from a different Windows 10 computer.


I have a Lenovo B590 laptop, Windows 10, and a Broadcom 802.11n Network Adapter

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WiFi disconnecting frequently but reconnects on running troubleshoot

Hi,

My brand new Asus Vivobook S14 S430FA with Windows 10 1903 is getting disconnected from WiFi frequently.
I have tried updating the driver and uninstalling and reinstalling the driver and still the problem persists.
After getting connected to a WiFi, it stays for some time and then gets disconnected.
But then, if I disable and enable the device driver, or run Diagnose on the WiFi adapter, the WiFi gets reconnected, but again gets disconnected after some time, and this continues.
On running Diagnosis, it reconnects the WiFi, and says it hasreset the adapter. But the problem still arrives after some time.
Please help me.

 

Wifi limited/disconnected when Bluetooth is enabled on Win10

My Bluetooth connection seems to be interfering with my Wifi connection. The interference persists even if no Bluetooth devices are connected to my system. I'm working on Win10, updated from Win7 a few days ago. I did not have this issue before the update.

Scenario:

• Both Bluetooth and Wifi are off
• Switch on Wifi
• Connected to Wifi with full Internet connectivity
• Switch on Bluetooth
• Wifi connection changes to limited connectivity (no Internet) or disconnects
• Disable and re-enable Wifi adapter; alternatively, restart system.
• Connected to Wifi with full Internet connectivity immediately after reconnect
• Wifi connection changes to limited connectivity (no Internet) or disconnects, after a short while (<1m)
• Disable Bluetooth
• Disable and enable Wifi adapter; alternatively, restart system
• Connected to Wifi with full Internet connectivity (same as step 3)

Is anyone else facing the same issue. If yes, is there anything I could do to fix it? My drivers are all up-to-date and I'm working with an Intel(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 2230 adapter on Windows 10 Home 64-bit.

Update: As suggested by Bendito999 here,
changing the advanced power settings of my Wireless adapter to "Maximum Performance" seems to circumvent the issue. This is however not a hard solution and only serves to work around the problem.

 

Lan disconnects frequently on wifi router

I have a wifi router setup,
internet on my laptop works fine which is connected on wireless
but my pc which is connected through lan with wifi router get disconnected after some time, and to make it work I have to disable and then enable it.

Please help regarding this issue.