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If you've recently upgraded to Windows 10 and find that your internet cuts out on a regular basis, this quick fix may be the solution.nnOn home or public wireless networks, your Wi-Fi connection might drop unexpectedly for no obvious reason. Wi-Fi connections that keep dropping can be especially frustrating.nnDropped Wi-Fi connections are much more common than you might think, and fortunately, solutions do exist.nnIssues addressed in this tutorial:nnInternet Disconnects Every Few Minutes Windows 10nInternet Disconnects Every Few MinutesnInternet Disconnecting FrequentlynWiFi Keeps DisconnectingnWiFi Keeps DroppingnWiFi Keeps Disconnecting LaptopnWiFi Keeps Going In and OutnWiFi Keeps Turning On and OffnWiFi Keeps Disconnecting and ReconnectingnWiFi Keeps Cutting OffnWiFi Keeps Cutting Out on LaptopnWiFi Keeps Cycling On and OffnnIf you are experiencing issues with the Internet on your computer, where it is connecting and disconnecting again and again, it could be due to several possible reasons. Below are some of the most common ways to try and fix the issue.nnTip: If you have another computer, smartphone, or tablet that can connect to the same Internet connection, use it to test if you have a connection issue or a computer issue. If all devices on your network have the same problem with the Internet it is likely an issue with the cable or DSL modem, network router, or ISP. If only one computer is disconnecting and reconnecting, it's likely a problem with the computer. Check for hardware failures in the computer or issues with the operating system, as these types of issues can result in Internet connection problems.nnThis tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops,and tablets running the Windows 10, Windows 8/8.1, Windows 7 operating systems.Works for all major computer manufactures (Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Samsung).
