Windows 10: Wi-Fi disconnect

My Wi-Fi keeps being disconnected and I am not sure what is doing it. When I go to settings I am usually able to reconnect but not always in the same sway. Sometimes I have to go to the troubleshooter and it determines that the "network adaptor" needs to be reset. Others using the same Wi-Fi do not have this problem and my cell phone never looses it's connection. Does any one have a solution?.......

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Wifi not turning on when I disconnect from Ethernet in Windows 10 - HELP!!

Hi,

From the above description, I see that you want Wi-Fi to be turned on automatically when I disconnect from Ethernet.

If the Wi-Fi is always turned on when you disconnect from Ethernet it will automatically connect to Wi-Fi.

If the Wi-Fi is turned off when you disconnect from Ethernet, Wi-Fi will not connect or it will not turn on the Wi-Fi.

Wi-Fi will not turn on automatically, but it will connect automatically if its turned on.

Regards,

Guru Kiran

 

Unable to reconnect to Wi Fi after disconnecting it

hi, Wi-Fi will ONLY CONNECT ONCE to a modem

the issue is: if I disconnect the Wi-Fi, it will disconnect. BUT IT WILL NOT RE-CONNECT without a full restart. it just lags & freezes = even the same Wi-Fi that was using.

I know its not the modem as my old PC would disconnect & re-connect many times

its very simple Wi-Fi , no VPN , just personal home use

ta, mark

Original Title: re-connecting to wi-fi

 

Placement of the wifi router can be the problem, it should not be close to wireless phone base, smarttv, should not be in enclosed shelving, near window, close to wall with metal in the wall such as metal studs, put it up high on top of shelves. Microwaves are also bad for signal when being used near the router. *Nerd

 

Thanks dmholt57,
I think I am ok on the things you mentioned. My suspicion is either Windows 10 keeps turning Wi-Fi off, which is sometimes the case or something in my Bitdefender security turns the Wi-Fi off. I have tried disabling power saving etc. but nothing seems to work long term, although sometimes I can stay connected for more than an hour or two without interruption........

 

Have you reset your modem and router lately

 

Windows doesn't disconnect a properly working WiFi. Mine NEVER disconnects since the last time I restarted my computer. I suggest to check for near-by WiFi radios to see if your channel is too crowded or if all the channels are crowded, just switch to 5 GHz band like mine

 

Go to your router Advanced settings and disable QOS, it may work.
How to Use Quality of Service (QoS) to Get Faster Internet When You Really Need It