Have to run Network Troubleshooter everytime I open my laptop.

[mistersilent]

I have an Asus ZenBook with Windows 10. Recently, every time I open my computer and/or try to connect to WiFi, it loads and loads and eventually it connects, but says "No Internet, Secured" and the yellow triangle with the '!' appears in the taskbar and WiFi screen. I used to turn my computer off and on again until it worked, but eventually realized I could use Network Troubleshooter to fix the issue, but it doesn't fix the problem totally, just that session. So, when I close my laptop and open it again an hour later, I have to go through the whole process again. I will attach a PDF of the Network Troubleshooter diagnostics with what it does when it temporarily fixes the problem (the WiFi I wa trying to connect to was "Nairn"). Sometimes it offers potential solutions, but usually they say "Automatically connect to *WiFi name* in the future" which, to me, doesn't sound like the right solution (although I have tried it and it hasn't helped). Please help me understand how to fix this because it is extremely frustrating and I just want to throw my laptop across my house. Thanks!

https://imgur.com/a/0U9wG <- Here is the network troubleshooter diagnostics report.

 

[SugarPsycho]

I did some research and it looks like your drivers for your Network Card are almost half a year old. I would recommend updating the drivers to see if that helps. Run the auto driver update on windows if that does not work use this https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/86068/Intel-Dual-Band-Wireless-AC-8260

 

[johnbl]

pick up the latest driver from intel:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/59485/Wireless-Networking

make sure it is the selected default driver after you do the install.

then go into control panel device manager, find the network adapter and set it so it does not sleep. if this fixes your problem you would want to then update the BIOS of your machine as a further fix attempt.
(the asus zenbooks tend to have bios related sleep problems, some can not be fixed and you have to use the driver provided by asus or turn off the sleep functions for the wifi adapter.