PC keeps disconnecting from WiFi

If your Wi-Fi is working fine but your Computer (PC) keeps disconnecting from it, then your Computers (PC’s) network card may not be receiving full power. Windows includes a inbuilt power saver possibility that provides less power to the network card. you like to disable this feature:


  1. Go to Advanced settings in the Power Options(Control Panel Sub Option).

  2. Here expand Wireless Adaptor Settings(Drop Down list) and then expand Power Saving Mode.

  3. Set this to Maximum Performance Option.

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