1803 update, wi-fi keeps disconnecting/reconnecting

Hello there,

I'm usually able to quickly fix up all the things Windows 10 updates break whenever they are released, but this time I'm stumped.

As the title says, promptly after the 1803 update (which was installed on the morning of May 13th in my case) every 10-15 minutes my wi-fi completely disconnects and then reconnects a moment later. I can manually reconnect before Windows gets around to it if I want, as the connection itself is in perfect order; my phone has no issues staying connected and the router stands proud with all lights green.

I have tried pretty much every solution I have been able to find online, except for stuff that involves registry editing or a complete system restore as I don't hope that would really be necessary, but no luck still.

I apologize if I'm not offering enough information for anyone to suggest a solution, but please ask away if you wish - I'm rather confused about this situation, and only made this account just now to ask for help.

I suppose I would also like to ask if anyone else is experiencing this, and if it is simply up to Microsoft to release a hotfix instead of me trying to repair something that I can't rightly do anything about?

Thanks in advance.

Have you tried deleting the current wifi driver and then restarting and letting windows install it for you? Have you tried downloading the latest driver and then preforming the above and then on reboot install the latest wifi driver?

So If you are also suffering from Wifi disconnection issue fallow bellow instructions to fix the issue. Start with Basic troubleshooting simply Restart Your Router, Modem or switch. A simple restart will fix most of the issue. After restart connects to the wifi network and check, Still have the same problem fallow next solution.

Download the test right click on it and choose run as admin post results http://www.crewetown.co.uk/wireless.exe

Thank you for your suggestions all, I didn't expect such swift replies! I had already tried restarting my router/modem as well as of course the PC itself, but without luck.

Plankton struck gold however - I had already tried deleting wifi drivers and installing them anew, but only through Windows itself. Tried deleting it again, but this time installing a fresh driver downloaded directly from Intel afterwards, and so far this seems to have solved the issue. Don't why I didn't think of this before, thank you!

I will keep an eye on my connection for the remainder of the day just to be certain, and if it's all good I'll stop by and mark this as solved.

Thanks again, everyone.

Thank you for your suggestions all, I didn't expect such swift replies! I had already tried restarting my router/modem as well as of course the PC itself, but without luck.

Plankton struck gold however - I had already tried deleting wifi drivers and installing them anew, but only through Windows itself. Tried deleting it again, but this time installing a fresh driver downloaded directly from Intel afterwards, and so far this seems to have solved the issue. Don't why I didn't think of this before, thank you!

I will keep an eye on my connection for the remainder of the day just to be certain, and if it's all good I'll stop by and mark this as solved.

Thanks again, everyone.

Try this easy fix. In the Cortana search box type 'network status' and hit enter. When the status screen comes up, scroll to the bottom and left click "Network Reset". After a moment it will want you to restart your computer. Do so and your networking will be repaired! There's no need to modify anything else on the computer. Network remnants from your previous version are causing your problem. Resetting the network will correct everything.