Windows 10: Wireless Adapter frequent disconnects.

My Microsoft wireless adapter is only three feet away from my controller in a direct line of sight. Some times there are no connection interruptions at all. Other times I'll have a connection interruption at least once every half hour. Losing the connection is extremely annoying, having to wait 15 seconds for the connection to re-establish itself while I'm being killed by enemies of all types or driving over a clift. I keep the controller's batteries fully charged, but that doesn't seem to make much of a difference. What could be causing these interruptions and is there any way to stop the

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Linksys as wireless bridge with tomato, disconnects frequently

Linksys as wireless bridge with tomato disconnects frequently

Which router do you think I should go for, something from Linksys or D-link at a similar price to Netgear?

 

Wireless Network Disconnection

Wireless Network Disconnection:

Hi Experts,

I have Dell Latitude e6540 with Windows 10 (1903) is creating an issue.

When I am working on the browser on any other activity my internet connection is broken however Wireless connection is showing remains connected but i am out of the network so I need to click on disconnect and again connect and it works fine.

I have tried the below troubleshooting steps.

When the issue occurred I tried to ping 8.8.8.8 its answer is request time out
When the issue occurred I tried to ping 192.168.1.1 (my local router IP) its answer is request time out
Already have up to dated available Wireless LAN drivers
Test on two different Wireless routers
Perform these steps (https://windowsreport.com/wifi-getting-disconnected-frequently-windows-8/#:~:text=Go to Control Panel, and,on OK to save changes. )

 

Linksys as wireless bridge with tomato, disconnects frequently

Anytime I've had problems with wireless connections disconnecting changing the security type has fixed it. For example on my current setup, if I use WPA2 I get random disconnects. Switched to WPA1 and all is well. I've even had this problem on completely different equipment back in the day.. on my old equipment I had to switch to WEP from WPA1, and there was this one wireless adapter I had that would give me random disconnects if ANY security was enabled.