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Wi-Fi keeps disconnecting

Wi-Fi drops every few minutes

Internet & Wi-FiDifficulty 2/320 minLow risk

Applies to:Windows Mac iOS Android Other

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Only restart a router or access point if you own it or are authorized by your organization. On workplace, school or shared networks, ask IT before restarting network equipment.

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Step 1: Move closer to the wireless access point.
You are here~4 min
Step 2: If you own or are authorized to restart the access point, restart it. On a shared or managed network, contact IT instead.
~4 min
Step 3: Forget the network on your device and reconnect with the correct password.
~4 min
Step 4: Remove sources of interference such as microwaves, baby monitors, or large metal objects.
~4 min
Step 5: Check for software or driver updates for your wireless adapter.
~4 min