Most people blame their network providers for such problems, but it could also be a problem with their systems. Unfortunately, in spite of a strong internet connection and a dependable provider, it is not uncommon to experience connectivity problems.Īn annoying issue is seeing your Wi-Fi disconnect repeatedly without any apparent reason. In today's work-from-home market, a solid internet connection is as vital as oxygen for breathing. If your WiFi keeps dropping and you have performed all the steps up to this point, updating or reinstalling your network driver is worth trying as it only takes a couple of minutes.Image Credit: KsanderDN/ Often they are a couple of years old at least and that’s fine. Network drivers aren’t updated as much as audio or graphics drivers.
Turning off WiFi Sense doesn’t affect your computer in any other way but could stop this issue.
Open the Windows Start men and select Settings. Note, this option is only available on Windows 10 version 1709 or earlier, so you can skip this with version 1803 or later. Sometimes it does the opposite which makes it worth investigating. WiFi Sense is a smart app within Windows 10 that tries to make it easier to connect to available networks. Even though there is only a small difference between a public and private network, it is something to check if you’re on your home network. This is another common issue with wireless and can get in the way of being able to use the connection. Then, check if your WiFi connection is listed as a Private connection. Now, select Network and Sharing Center from the middle pane. 
Right-click the Windows Start button and select Network Connections. Turn the slider under Make This PC Discoverable to On. Select the WiFi network and then Properties. Select the WiFi icon in the Windows Task Bar. If you’re using hotspots or public WiFi, skip this one. If you’re at home and your computer keeps disconnecting from WiFi, try this. 
There is some kind of security bug in Windows 10 that will restrict wireless if you have WiFi set to public. This is a common cause of WiFi disconnections so should hopefully address the issue.
Uncheck the box next to Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power. Now, right-click your wireless card, it’s under Network Adapters, and select Properties. 
Right-click the Windows Start button and select Device Manager. Turning off your network card will save microscopic amounts of power so let’s disable that. When it isn’t working quite so well it can turn off hardware when you need it. When it works, it provides modest power saving that lowers consumption. Windows 10 continues Microsoft’s Power Management feature by allowing the computer to turn off hardware when not in use.
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