Windows 10: Wifi Loses Connection when I walk away from laptop, and the laptop will not show all...

Hi there, I was coming here for help because I have an outdated HP Laptop on Windows 11 and it seems every time I walk back, the Wifi would disconnect and I'd only be able to use the laptop where the Wifi Router/box is. Not only that, the Wifi connections, including my hotspot, would not show up on my connections list.Is there a fix for this? I'm really needing support for this issue.

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Laptop loses wifi connection and often is difficult to connect.

My HP laptop running windows Ten has developed and annoying habit of losing the wifi connection. Often times it will not reconnect or it takes multiple attempts to get it connected. Many times, I can be right next to the router or to the personal hot spot and it will still not connect.
Many times rebooting will allow me to reconnect, but it is happening multiple times in a day. Any suggestions?

 

laptop losing connection with WIFI card

things:

1. laptop is ASUS TUF FX705DT.
   
2. runs on Win10 Home v1909
   
3. has Realtek 8822BE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC
   

How does it behave:

1. It sometimes goes down on its own with me just using it casually.
   
2. It will most probably lose connection when I move my laptop a fair amount.
   

How do I know if connection goes down:

1. the wifi stays connected but gets disconnected from internet.
   
2. then after awhile I get the world sign saying connected but no internet.
   
3. then if I restart the wifi it doesn't discover any wifi signals near me and just says no networks and stays like that.
   

What do I do:

1. at first I used to restart laptop to solve the issue.
   
2. then now I go to adapter settings and disable and enable my wifi.
   
3. It solves the problem many times but again when i move my laptop too much it again repeats the cycle.
   
4. but sometimes it just doesn't get enabled no matter how many times I try.
   

Things I have done:

1. reinstalling wifi drivers.
   
2. doing network resets.
   
3. turning network adapter to maximum power on all profiles.
   
4. unchecking the allow windows to turn off thing in network connections.
   
5. downloading SDI and running it.
   
6. changing DNS.
   
7. changing drivers.
   
8. Hecc I even reset whole windows once.
   

 

Laptop loses wifi connection and often is difficult to connect.

So about a week ago my wife bought a Lenovo Yoga 730, and of course I had to set it up, migrate all applications, settings, and data. At first, the Yoga kept losing WiFi connections, even though

• my laptop right next to the Yoga system had no WiFi problems
• both systems were on a desk about 2 feet away from the router

So I did a search and discovered that this system had a LOT of complaints about dropped WiFi. Most people said that they had to send the system back to Lenovo, where the WiFi board was replaced with one from a different manufacturer. But I was lucky to find a post where the guy said that Lenovo was using a driver from 2011, and that a much newer driver was available from the manufactuer's website.

So I downloaded and installed this driver, and now this laptop has a stable, reliable WiFI connection. Lucky for me, or else I would look bad to my wife. *cry

I would like to add that all the guys on this forum help me look GOOD to my wife for our home tech. *Smile