So for a few days now, the Wi-Fi on my computer has been failing. The router is one floor below, i.e. Directly below the bedroom, but I've never had the problem in the bedroom, cell phones and laptops never had problems with the Wi-Fi.
Either the connection is too weak, or it's like mine - your cat is sitting on the nice, warm router and accidentally pushes the Wi-Fi button while stretching.
Since my router is not there but is and the Wi-Fi only fails on the computer, hardly. At most weak, the cell phone rarely has the problem that it disconnects from the Wi-Fi in bed, but the laptop has never had that
There are many reasons that connectivity issues can arise. With me, for example, I sent too much Wi-Fi on the same channel. Changing the channel on the router helped. Maybe it will help… Otherwise you can go through this https://www.win-tools.de/windows-10/netzwerk/wifi-probleme-windows-10-beheben.
Change of channel? How exactly does that work?
So I tried that with the network adapter, the one with the power management and the hook at Computer can turn off to save energy, removed
