So I've been having an issue with my wifi connection for a few months now. It only occurs on my PC, others devices unaffected. What happens is my wifi disconnects once then after I reconnect it will keep disconnecting every minute or so. The only way I've been able to solve the issue is temporarily by uninstalling the USB device in device manager (I'm on Windows 10 btw) then restarting my computer. The things which can cause the initial disconnection are my Xbox 360 wireless adaptor for controller (I know that this can cause issues with wifi but at least in the past when it did cause a disconnection the wifi would soon enough reconnect), a restart to do an update or a game crashing (which is a whole other issue). Basically, once it disconnects that first time the issue begins and it isn't resolved until I do the aforementioned fix. But once the computer loses connection again - through any of the above reasons - the issue reoccurs.
I've had my current wireless router (Virgin Media) for over a year, much longer than the issue has been going on. As I mentioned I use a USB device for wifi, but I've used that for years without any issue before this. When I use the wifi troubleshooter I get the message "The default gateway is not available". Apart from that, I'm stumped. I haven't found any posts with this particular issue. I'm not sure whether my router has too many devices registered or something or whether a windows update has caused it.
Any help would be appreciated.
I've had my current wireless router (Virgin Media) for over a year, much longer than the issue has been going on. As I mentioned I use a USB device for wifi, but I've used that for years without any issue before this. When I use the wifi troubleshooter I get the message "The default gateway is not available". Apart from that, I'm stumped. I haven't found any posts with this particular issue. I'm not sure whether my router has too many devices registered or something or whether a windows update has caused it.
Any help would be appreciated.