[RebelStorm]

The title of this post is fairly self explanatory: For the past month or so, my laptop has consistently disconnected from my home Wi-Fi randomly with no conceivable reason and then doesn't show any available networks to reconnnect to. The only way I've been able to "fix" this issue is to perform a network reset and reset my PC immediately afterwards. I tried looking up solutions on Google but everything that was suggested hasn't fixed the issue for good.

The most common of responses involve going to the Control Panel -> Hardware & Sound -> Devices & Printers -> [[My Laptop]], clicking Properties, scrolling down to the Wi-Fi adapter, clicking Properties again, then clicking "Change Settings", going to Power Management and UNchecking: "Let the computer turn off this device to save power."

Nearly EVERY website I go to says to do this and it'll fix the issue, but it hasn't. I have no options left but to come here and desperately ask for help.

 

[oscer1]

I would try usb WiFi adapter to see if same issue. They are pretty cheap

 

[Fred Garvin]

First thing I'd do is try to update the drivers for your wireless card. Do you have this problem while connected to any other networks?
When you have a disconnection, check Device Manager and see if your card appears in the list of network cards then check Windows Event Viewer for errors.