Wifi constantly dropping and requiring restart to fix - Windows 10

Perturbed · 14 Jul 2018

Recently bought a new laptop for online work, my first experience with Windows 10.
Every 15-30 minutes the wifi drops and will not reconnect unless I restart the computer. I've searched for solutions, and some say to change the power management settings so that it doesn't turn off automatically to save power. Some say to update drivers. I've tried a lot of different fixes and none of them work. I've seen a lot of people say this is the fault of Windows 10 and cannot be fixed.
The thing that really bugs me is that every time I (am forced to) update Windows 10 it gets worse. It used to be every few hours, then every hour, and now it's getting more frequent to the point I can't use the product I paid good money for.
I've had issues with older Windows in the past but never this severe. I see now why so many people hate Windows. I will not be purchasing any Microsoft products in the future.

Callender · 14 Jul 2018

WIRELESS WIZARD | AzulStar

Update network profiles and run all tests.

On another note I've had similar issues in the past due to degraded wiring and needed to replace external cables and rewire connection to router including master socket so nothing to do with Windows 10.

TairikuOkami · 14 Jul 2018

Perturbed said:

I've seen a lot of people say this is the fault of Windows 10 and cannot be fixed.

Indeed, might be a problem with some network adapters/drivers. I have tunned the network (disabled IPv6, setup IP/DNS manually), so it occurs after several hours only, but still there is no other solution than restart.