Windows 10: Why does Windows 11 keep dropping my WIFI signal

Windows 11 keeps dropping my WIFI signal and causes restart. I had no problem with Windows 10 on the same WIFI. I tried YouTube hacks to try and fix and nothing worked.

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WiFi Drops Out

Sounds like poor signal
To check the signal strength of a Wi-Fi connection using Command Prompt, use these steps:

1. Open Start.
2. Search for Command Prompt and click the top result to open the app.
3. Type the following command to view the Wi-Fi signal strength and press Enter:
   netsh wlan show interfaces
   
4. See the Signal field to determine the signal quality. (If the output number is equal or higher than 80, then the strength of the signal is good.)
   
   try when working and drops post results
   

Your windows is old try updating to latest version got and hit update https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/soft...load/windows10

 

Wifi signal drops

Both my wife's and my computer (both Dell Precision 4600) keep having random drops on our wifi signal, (running windows Pro.) The internet company has been out and changed out the router a month ago and this past week they put a watch on it. They claim
the watch shows no drops

 

WiFi keeps dropping out (on laptop only)

As mentioned above, check that the network adapter is not set to turn off in Power Managment.

Right-click > Properties > Configure > Power Management

If your signal is dropping, it could be interference, the channel is being heavily used in you area, etc.

That's why I suggested the steps to check.

I would also check the router logs, and the Windows Event Logs for clues.

That's how you start finding out.