WiFi keeps getting disconnected

Open up a Command Window and enter netsh wlan show all and paste the output. Either congested channel (1, 6 or 11 are what automatically gets used), weak signal from a not great amplifier in the unit causing overheating or crash with the gateway or building materials causing the signal issue.

When you paste the output after copying it from Command by right click on the top part of the window and left click on copy, then paste that info on here, we can better help.

I use Channel 3 for my main channel on the 2.4ghz radio on my access point and have never had any issues by manually setting it to that channel.

Just a tip for posting the results of commands
EG:

Code:

netsh wlan show all | clip

This will copy the the output of the command to the clipboard, then simply right click and paste when posting, This tip works with most commands and also with powershell

Man do this steps one of that works for 99%

1)can your machine connects to another wifi network
if yes restart or reset your router after that go to your settings and click forget your wifi network as you can see in the picture and try to conect from start Attachment 156457


2)if you cant conect anywhere then burn an ubuntu live cd,boot form ther and check if you are be able to concet in your wifi from here .if yes,then you have a software problem with windows,your settings or whatever it is and you need to unistall your drivers and make all windows updates for your machine .
if no then probably your wlan card is dead unscrew your laptop and check if the wifi_card is hot if yes try to find another wifi card or buy a usb wlan card