Hello, I'm uncertain whether the problem lies with the network drivers or not, but it most likely is.
I have an ASUS FX 505 DU which uses a WIFI Driver called Realtek 8822BE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC.
I've had this laptop for about 7 or so months now but the problem only started around 2 - 3 months ago but my own ISP was having problems so I could'nt confirm whether it was this or that. Now, however, I'm quite certain.
There are times where my WIFI disconnects and when I try to reconnect, either it tells me that I cannot connect to the WIFI I was connected to or there are no network available.
I have no idea if my thermals are connected to this but this is a rare / uncommon problem when I'm doing something light or playing games where I can keep my thermals low. But when I play something heavy (i.e Rainbow Six Siege) where the thermals are 10 - 20c higher than most games I play - the internet would always go out which makes me unable to play even for 10 minutes.
I usually fix this by doing Troubleshoot Network to reset the "Wi-Fi Adapter" and it usually gives me "DNS Gateway is not available" and sometimes it says the hardware or something along those lines is experiencing problems and it gets fixed. However, there are times where things really go bad and after the Wi-Fi Adapter, it doesn't go back at all. Instead, it says connection is broken, connect to an internet, etc etc. then when I look at the Device Manager and check the network drivers properties - it gives me this message: "Device does not exist (Code 10)".
I've tried resetting my Wi-Fi and re-installing my drivers. Does anyone know how to fix this? It's quite an annoying problem because it stops me from playing certain games because the internet just keeps shutting off. Do I need to replace the Wi-Fi card?
I have an ASUS FX 505 DU which uses a WIFI Driver called Realtek 8822BE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC.
I've had this laptop for about 7 or so months now but the problem only started around 2 - 3 months ago but my own ISP was having problems so I could'nt confirm whether it was this or that. Now, however, I'm quite certain.
There are times where my WIFI disconnects and when I try to reconnect, either it tells me that I cannot connect to the WIFI I was connected to or there are no network available.
I have no idea if my thermals are connected to this but this is a rare / uncommon problem when I'm doing something light or playing games where I can keep my thermals low. But when I play something heavy (i.e Rainbow Six Siege) where the thermals are 10 - 20c higher than most games I play - the internet would always go out which makes me unable to play even for 10 minutes.
I usually fix this by doing Troubleshoot Network to reset the "Wi-Fi Adapter" and it usually gives me "DNS Gateway is not available" and sometimes it says the hardware or something along those lines is experiencing problems and it gets fixed. However, there are times where things really go bad and after the Wi-Fi Adapter, it doesn't go back at all. Instead, it says connection is broken, connect to an internet, etc etc. then when I look at the Device Manager and check the network drivers properties - it gives me this message: "Device does not exist (Code 10)".
I've tried resetting my Wi-Fi and re-installing my drivers. Does anyone know how to fix this? It's quite an annoying problem because it stops me from playing certain games because the internet just keeps shutting off. Do I need to replace the Wi-Fi card?