I have a new custom built computer that's a couple months old. Nearly everything in it is brand new, and aside from a few hiccups along the way, it's been running great so far. This changed recently, however, when all of a sudden my internet started to randomly cut out when I'm using it. Every time it goes out, I'll try to disconnect and reconnect it through the internet access system tray menu, but it never reconnects. I've been able to determine that it is, in fact, an issue with my PC and not my internet, as all other devices run WiFi just fine whenever this happens. What's even weirder is that whenever I try to do anything further with the internet access menu, it will often just simply stop responding. A couple times I've even tried putting my computer in sleep mode, just to see if that would be enough to get it to reconnect, but whenever I do this and relaunch windows, I become unable to even open the internet access menu. Nothing short of a complete reboot will get my internet going again, I haven't been able to find any thing else that works
Does anyone have any idea what could possibly be causing this? Because I'm really getting fed up with having to reboot my computer on a daily basis, often during the most incovenient times, like during an online game. My WiFi receiver is built into my motherboard (an Asus TUF Z390-PLUS Gaming) and it came with an WiFi antenna, which I set up and is currently sitting on top of the tower.
Does anyone have any idea what could possibly be causing this? Because I'm really getting fed up with having to reboot my computer on a daily basis, often during the most incovenient times, like during an online game. My WiFi receiver is built into my motherboard (an Asus TUF Z390-PLUS Gaming) and it came with an WiFi antenna, which I set up and is currently sitting on top of the tower.