It says in device manager that it is a PCIE device, however I am unsure if it is replaceable or directly soldered to the motherboard. My mother has the same laptop and has no issues with hers.
Full description from device manager: Realtek 8822BE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC
After doing some reading, it seems that this wifi adapter is pretty shoddy. Is there an equal or better intel replacement?
Last edited by Surgikill; 25 Jul 2020 at 09:56.
You have a Laptop? Your My Computer settings say PC/Desktop. That very much affects debugging.
How to fill out System Specs for tenforums.
See here: System Specs - Fill in at Ten Forums
Fill out as much as you can, especially the Manufacture and full model number of the computer if purchased or the system board if custom built.
Some of it's there but it's nice to have the info in one place to look at. A lot more detail could be added. Look at My Computer under my posts for an example. The more detail you provide the better. For instance, your WiFi card. It looks like you already have the latest driver for it from Lenovo.
Also, if you haven't already done so, disable automatic restart on BSOD:
You can turn off automatic restart so you can read information when you get a BSOD screen:
Right click on This PC.
Click Properties > Advanced System Settings
Under Startup and Recovery click on Settings.
Under System failure, uncheck Automatically restart.
Alright I updated the system spec. What should I do to replace the NIC? From what I've read this one is garbage. Not sure if there is any verification for the NIC that is installed, or if there is an issue with antenna compatibility. Can I just buy an intel NIC and replace it? If so, which one?
I don't know how you determine what WiFI NIC you can replace it with. I normally just buy the same one.
Maybe ask in Installation & Upgrade or Performance & Maintenance
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