I have the following problem. My PC, which I bought new in 2014, always loses the Wi-Fi connection after about 3 minutes. Shortly afterwards it connects again, after about 3 minutes it loses the connection again, the whole thing repeats itself permanently. It can't be because of the router, because it works perfectly with the laptops. I have already uninstalled drivers and reinstalled the pc, nothing helped.
Didn't switch on the pc for a good 2 weeks. Switch it on again yesterday… It no longer loses the connection for the moment, but I only get a maximum of 2MB \ s instead of 6 which would be normal. Ping fluctuates between 98 and 590, normally I have a constant 32ms.
Can someone tell me what this is? (Had a power outage before the events while gambling)
Whether a new wireless card could fix the problem?
Connect a LAN cable, it runs much more consistently and faster. Maybe the WLAN card is defective or has a bad connection to the router. But believe me, get you a LAN cable
WLAN card probably defective
Or what you can try: Determine the WLAN chipset and download the reference driver from the manufacturer and try it out
Universal solution and the smartest one on top of that: use LAN cables
Try to use an external WLAN stick once.
Is the Wi-Fi ok with other devices (cell phones etc.)?
Open the case, there's often a rogue on the Wi-Fi card;
