USB WiFi Adapter to Fix PC Connection Issues?

[User34897]

So here's all the specs to my PC (shown below). I've had it for maybe 2 years now and I've always had this issue where I would boot it up and occasionally it would never be able to connect to my WiFi network. It uses a wireless connection feature to connect to my router down the hall. Whenever this issue occurs where I can't connect to my network, I've tried restarting the PC, shutting down, disconnecting/reconnecting to the network, disabling/enabling WiFi on my PC, etc. The only solution seems to be to reset the router everytime this error happens, but it'd tedious and not a true fix.

Also, when this issue occurs, there's always a yellow caution triangle next to the WiFi symbol in the bottom right corner (I'm sure you all know what it looks like). This image doesn't have the error triangle, but I can screenshot it next time I encounter this issue if you guys need it.

So I'm trying to see if by using this USB WiFi Adapter here, do you guys think it would solve my problem? If not, what will?

Let me know if you need anymore info/specs, this is my first time posting on here so I'm new to this stuff.

[TheOldMan · Accepted solution]

I feel your pain.  I have two PC's that were upgraded to Windows 10, that are using Realtek devices for LAN.  Both have similar symptoms as yours and I solved the problem by using the Netgear WiFi adapter.  I got the A6100 because it was handy at a local retailer but the one you posted should also do the trick.  For some reason the Realtek devices and their drivers do not like the new version of Windows 10.  Mine worked fine for over a year and then all of a sudden started with the disconnecting.  Working fine now with the Netgear device.