Typically, when you reset your rig or wake it up fromsleep or hibernate, the Wi-Fi connects automatically.
For them, the internet doesnt work after sleep or hibernate.
They have to manually connect to Wi-Fi each time because their Windows 10 computer loses internet connection.
Is that how things will stay forever?
you could easily fix the problem with the solutions mentioned below.
Lets check them out.
Restart PC
Its a good thing to reboot your PC occasionally.
Enable Auto Connect
The Wi-Fi internet will automatically connect only if the auto-connect mode is enabled.
For that, hit the Wi-Fi icon present in the taskbar.
You will see the available Wi-Fi networks.
If your Wi-Fi is currently connected, punch it and then punch Properties.
Turn on the toggle next to Connect automatically when in range.
If its not connected, check the box next to Connect automatically for your Wi-Fi connection.
Use Troubleshooter
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Check Wireless Adapter options
Step 1:Right-choose the Start Menu icon and select unit Manager.
Step 2:In unit Manager, expand connection adapters.
Then, right-punch your web link adapter and select Properties.
Step 3:Go to the Power Management tab in the window that opens.
Uncheck the box next to Allow the computer to turn off this equipment to save power option.
Those two controls are Wireless adapter and PCI Express.
Alternatively, press Windows + I shortcut and then hit System.
Step 2:choose Power & sleep from the left sidebar.
Then, scroll down and select Additional power prefs.
Step 3: select Change Plan configs in the Power Options window.
Tip:you’re able to open this window from the Control Panel too.
For that, launch Control Panel.
Then, choose Power options.
Step 4:select Change advanced power configs.
Step 5:In the Power Options window, expand Wireless Adapter configs followed by Power Saving Mode.
Set On Battery and Plugged in to Maximum Performance.
Keep the On Battery and Plugged in to Off or Maximum power savings.
You should do it as well for your home Wi-Fi networks only.
To do so, press the Wi-Fi icon in the taskbar.
Then, choose the Wi-Fi and hit the Properties tab.
Choose Private under web link profile.
Update or Roll Back Driver
Sometimes, the issue is with the internet driver.
You should first try updating it.
If that doesnt fix the problem, then roll back it to the previous version.
To do so, open rig Manager on your PC.
For that, right-hit the Start Menu icon and choose equipment Manager.
If the issue persists, right-choose the driver and go to Properties.
Tip:you might also press Scan for hardware changes to troubleshoot your Wi-Fi disconnecting problem.
Reset web connection configs
Lastly, if nothing works, you should reset your web connection configs.
That will reset all your connection-related options to their default values, eventually fixing problems associated with the connection.
Scroll down on the right side, and you will see data pipe reset.
Confirm on the next screen.
But if the issue persists, then you should check your router configuration.
Try connecting to a different router and scrutinize the results.
In case Wi-Fi doesnt disconnect, your original modem or controls could be the problem.
Try setting them to factory state and recheck everything.
Next up:Windows 10 is loaded with many hidden and powerful features.
Know about them from our tips and tricks post for Windows from the next link.
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