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‎10-27-2016 11:19 AM

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Product: HP Envy M6-p113dx
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Ever since I purched (in August 2015) my hp envy m6-p113dx I started having problems with wifi. The wifi connection kept dropping.  Because of this, I kept using an ethernet cable when I needed to connect to the internet.  I did ry the HP utiIities on my HP with no solution.  Today Oct 27, 2016.  I was frustrated enough finally try to find he problem.  Afer doing a search I found, going back to at least to 2013 forum problems with stable wifi. 

 

The fix I found in the forum archive, which also works for me, was to TURN OFF BLUETOOTH.

 

This is an out of the box Windows 10 system with all the latest drivers and updates.  I like HP products.  However, why does HP still have problems with a wifi/bluetooth combination? 

 

So anyway, problem solved.  I want to thank all the people who take time to try and help other users.

 

The reason I did not trouble shoot this sooner was that I have a desktop that is my primary computer.  I now will start using this system more.

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