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Hello and I have an Issue with my PC where it disconnects from the Wifi every 20 seconds for no reason. I try to play an online game and then it suddenly says that auto-disconnect and then it reconnects again after 5 seconds. It still says im connected to my Home Networt, but it still just freezes for no reason. Its hard to explain but yea I dont understand either
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Hi Maxim,
I'm Sumit, here to answer your query at the Microsoft Community.
See if rolling back the WiFi driver helps you.
Press Windows + R on the desktop screen.
Type devmgmt.msc and hit enter.
Expand the Network Adapters, right-click on the Wifi Device and select properties.
Navigate to the driver tab and click on RollBack driver.
Good luck!
I am Unable to click on Rollback drive. It doesnt let me
I installed all of my Graphics Card and Windows 11 Updates. everything is now up to date but it still disconnects
The issue with the PC randomly disconnecting from the Wi-Fi every 20 seconds could be caused by a variety of factors such as interference, outdated drivers, network settings, or faulty hardware, and troubleshooting these areas may help to identify and resolve the issue.
As someone else said, your situation could be caused by very many reasons. The only thing you can do is to methodically work your way through possible causes. We all do that. Personally, I like to start with the low hanging fruit, so I'll power off my router, count to 30, power the router on again, and then restart my computer.
