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‎02-10-2019 02:27 PM - last edited on ‎02-10-2019 07:07 PM by Retired

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I've been having this issue myself. I used public wifi at my local library and my wifi kept getting disconnected and i kept saying that my wifi adapter was turned off and i had to keep turning it back on and reconnecting.  After several internet searches, some of what led me to this website i finally fixed it and i did it differently than what's posted in online forums. I find some useful hits on another forum that says to update the wifi adapter device driver. I already had the most current driver. I reverted back to the previous version and not my connection to public wifi is stable. 

 

I'm using an HP Notebook Windows 10. 

 

I did: 

1) Windows key + R

2) Typed in: devmgmt.msc

3) Click on and expand: Network Adapters 

4) Right click your Wifi Adapter and open up properties. (My adapter is Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless- AC 1365 )

5) Click on "Driver" up top. 

6) Click "Roll Back Driver". 

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