Wireless on my laptop (Lenovo G70-80, Windows 10) randomly disconnects, and then few seconds later reconnects. I am not 100% sure but maybe it gets worse when I try to download large packages (200mb file or if I open YouTube video). Or maybe it's just more noticable then. But it's random, and it could happen a dozen times in two minutes, and not a single time in an hour.
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I think this started when I received new router (ZTE ZXDSL 931VII). However.. there is no problem when I use my (android) mobile phone. Wireless loss is only on the laptop.
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I updated drivers. Didn't help. Didn't think it would anyway. I set the channel to 9, which is not used by any nearby routers (and neither are adjacent 8 and 10 channels). No effect. Also tried switching from Mixed to whatever is the newest one. No change.
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Signal of wireless is excellent (until disconnect happens, then it shows a drop for a while until it reconnets). Everything is fine. Physical wires between router and a phone line might be a bit problematic, but everything else works fine but laptop wireless.
I'm out of ideas so please help. It's really annoying especially since Chrome freezes every time disconnect happens.
Adapter is Qualcomm Atheros AR956x.
PS: I tried disabling "Allow computer to turn off this device to save power" but to no avail.
Submitted July 24, 2019 at 03:43AM by DarthChickenBen https://ift.tt/2M5lNpL via TikTokTikk
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