Realtek 8852BE-VT Wireless LAN Wifi disconnecting

[Evlengr]

Steve so far this is making a massive difference. My WIFI analyzer is showing a 97% improvement and I am seeing -51 dBm (-40dBM is near perfect)  at 5 GHz 802.11 ac which is a marked improvement over before. I was getting dropouts on video calls at the time.  For $20 this was worth it over arguing with HP.  Im installing a new router and AP tomorrow so it will really show how this operates.

Thanks for your advice on this. Im going to do a brute force test to see if there any flaws and will update if I see anything.

GG

[SJCov]

I am going to buy a new adapter as suggested and change it

[cadget]

So far, the only effective solution has been replacing the Wi-Fi card, which has resolved the issue on multiple laptops — including those with AMD CPUs. Let’s mark this as completed.

Also, HP Support refuses to acknowledge that it’s their issue or provide any assistance with replacing the card.

[Evlengr]

I am keeping my receipt for replacing it on principle alone. When my HP rep asks why we aren't renewing our normal 500 laptop replacement in a year they may listen more closely. In the meantime I have ordered several dozen replacement nics. 

[SteveJenkins]

It is really too bad that HP support  has gotten this bad. I use to work for HP (HPE) and had a support group in Bangalore India. They supported servers and OS in my division. They were very good. Maybe the support team for personal computers just hasn't been trained very well.

[Techanonymous]

Hello I am CompTIA Certified Technician here. I have been troubleshooting Blue-Tooth on a New HP Victus gaming laptop. It has the Realtek 8852BE-VT.  I can fully confirm that this Realtek has issues in keeping a stable Blue-Tooth connection. I Tested it with a Mouse, Headphones, Earbuds etc. It toggles off within under a minute after pairing in Windows 11. No current driver will work with it. However, I did find a June or July of 2024 driver that is somewhat stable, but it still randomly disconnects. It may last an hour it may only last seconds. It has a mind of it's own.

I agree with others the best solution is to buy a tried and true wifi card 210NGW wifi-6E until they fix it. That is If they ever fix it. I have reported this to HP as well as Realtek and so far I have heard nothing :::::crickets::::

Not everyone is capable of replacing it and needs a tech like myself to replace it and keeping warranty. Both HP and Realtek need get on this issue ASAP. I would hate to see something like this escalate to a class action lawsuit because they won't recognize a issue that is a issue and one that easy to fix.