Wifi disconnects. Tested 2 differents adapter

I will report back soon as I have done this

FYI, the internal wifi adapter was causing this issue, and made the usb wifi adapter not working.
Even disabling the internal card was not enough, the usb one still did not work.
I had to physically remove this card to have a working wifi connection. Very strange.
The card was a TP-Link TL-WN881ND
And reading the comments on amazon, I am not the only one having this issue with this card and Win10

So you had to remove what card?

The internal PCI-E wifi (TP-Link TL-WN881ND)

Amazon.co.uk

Strangely the other one works on my 2nd Pc thats using windows 10

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What about this

Enable or Disable IPv6 in Windows | Tutorials

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dmholt57 said:

There is no info showing a tplink adapter, only the realtec adapter is showing. Unplug the ethernet cable, plug in the tplink adapter and run the command again...

Here we are

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dmholt57 said:

There is no info showing a tplink adapter, only the realtec adapter is showing. Unplug the ethernet cable, plug in the tplink adapter and run the command again...

Here we are

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Should i update my adapter guys? Maybe my motherboard doesn’t like it. Because they work on my 2nd PC

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TP-Link Archer T2UH 600Mbps USB Wireless Network Adapter, Dual-Band 2.4G/5G High Gain Antenna, Compatible with Windows XP/7/8/8.1/10 - MAC OS 10.7~10.13: Amazon.co.uk: Amazon.co.uk:

Listen.
Many times windows wifi manager may have such problems. Before trying anything else, I suggest you to try a wifi utility(manager), like TP-LINK Wireless Utility, and your problem might be fixed.

GoodNight from Greece!