Windows 11 wifi issues

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Jamieeeeee

Jamieeeeee

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I have an issue where after 15 minutes or so my WiFi connection is lost, and I can't see or reconnect to any available WiFi connections through settings. WiFi is fine on every other device. The only way to temporarily make it work again is it restart the pc.

I had struggled with this issue before and ended up factory resetting my pc because all other options failed which fixed it for a for a month or so. Fast forward to today and its doing again. I know it could be driver issues but every solution I find online doesn't work.

Just wondering if anyone else has had a similar issue on windows 11 and if there is a fix for it. Ethernet cable is not a possibility for me unfortunately.
 
Can you post a couple logs for me please.


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I’ll have to check the logs whenever I get off work today.
 
while Mal waits for his logs, it sounds like a power profile issue maybe.
check the power setting for Windows, and also for the wifi adapter, that there isn't some sort of sleep, standby, or idle function not kicking in, turning the wifi off.
 
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