Windows 10: Windows 11 keep dropping wifi at high speeds

I have tried numerous stuff like reinstalling windows 11 twice my wifi drops for like 10 secs then connected automatically again happens at like 3mbps+always random tried 5 different adapters even bought a new tp link t4u been on 2.4ghz and 5ghz happens always

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Inconsistent WiFi speed - drops, high ping

Is your problem resolved yet? Just curious, been a long time.

If not -

I need to have some information in order to help you:

1) How are you connected to internet? i.e. Cable, DSL, Fiber, Satellite?
2) What is the name and model number of your modem?
3) Does it include a built-in router or is yours separate? If separate, list the name and model number.
4) How do you wirelessly connect? Wifi - "N', "AC", etc.
5) What level of service do you have? i.e. 200 Mbps down and 75 up?
6) Post a sample speedtest image - speedtest.net, fast.com, etc.

I can go from there.

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WiFi speed issues

After a reboot my WIFi speed is fine. if I immediately test the speed again, it has dropped radically.(e.g. from 200Gb/s to 30 Gb/s) Sometimes a further reboot will return the original speed, sometimes not, but it always drops off immediately.

System is desktop Windows 10 Pro, 64bit (activated).

Asus Motherboard PRIME Z590-V, Intel 17-11700K processor, 16GB RAM, 2.5TB between SSD and hard disk storage.

TP-Link TP-Link Archer TX3000E AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.0 PCIe Adapter, all new within the last month.

My Chromebook, which is 2 ft. away from my desktop has consistently high WiFi speeds when checked immediately after the desktop speed check. I have tried all the other suggestions for increasing WiFi speed available with various Google searches about the problem with no results.

Any help will be most welcome.

 

WiFi speed drops to ZERO

The WiFi speed suddenly drops to ZERO. It fluctuates between the maximum speed and zero, and then finally sticks to ZERO. I have tried almost everything like troubleshooting, Re-installing the WiFi driver, Disabling & Enabling the WiFi driver, etc. I have
also tried to connect the same network with the Ethernet and it worked fine. Is this the software issue or some hardware issue?