Windows 10: WiFi drops constantly on Windows 11

My Lenova Yoga C740 laptop routinely drops WiFi, since I installed the Windows 11, each update I get receives an error...2022-10 Cumulative Update Preview for .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8.1 for Windows 11, version 22H2 for x64 KB5018341Download Error - 0x8024a206Error encounteredCan someone please help me, I would like my laptop to run properly so I can use it as I could before the request for me to install Windows 11.Regards Pamela Hullyer

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wifi connection constantly dropped

I have two machines, MSI GT80 SLI. They are configured identically hardware-wise.

MSI GT80 One: disk 1: Has dual boot Windows 20H2; disk 2: the previous version of 1909.

The 20H2 install has issues with the Killer 1535 wifi card. Constantly drops the connection. The 1909 version has no such issues.
Before I upgraded, I cloned the OS via Macrium.

MSI GT80 Two: Dual boots Windows 20H2 and a non-Windows OS. The 20H2 has no issues with the wifi card dropping the connection.

There is something specific to GT80 "one" machine 20H2 that breaks wifi. I thought it was hardware but it never is, since the previous 1909 installed on the very same box runs OK.

I compared both 20H2 installs on both machines and they look identical. Same patch level, same driver version. Machine "one" installed 20H2 today and machine "two" 20H2 got installed a month ago. Same startup programs, same everything. One works, the other does not.

I am not sure when wifi stopped working, it could be the 20H2 upgrade has nothing to do with it. Since the first 20H2 install works fine. But on the second 20H2 install, wifi works intermittently. It will work and then drop the connection without recovering it.

 

Wifi constantly dropping

downloading the newer wifi driver for the version of windows that i have seems to have fixed the issue. Its been 6 days without dropping the wifi. Thanks again dalchina!

 

sick of my laptop internet being slow and dropping constantly

I have the same problem here. Two Windows 10 tablet/laptops (one from Lenovo, the other from Acer) will drop their wifi connection constantly. The network environment seems not to affect the issue as at least Acer drops the connection with other Network as well. Usually troubleshooting wizard helps (resets wifi adapter), sometimes reboot is needed, sometimes the issue goes away by itself after a couple of seconds.

During the network problem, the available networks (SSIDs) are listed normally, but no data is really sent to network.