So you can't even do a simple upgrade to 802.11ac.
They have whitelists in the bios that prevent you from using any hardware not on their list. Lenovo has a history of making this tough. The antenna run behind the screen in most laptops and sometime the cable id damaged in the hinge area.įor many laptop it is a pretty simple and fairly cheap to replace the wifi card. It could be that the antenna cable is damaged. Roaming aggressiveness actually should make this problem worse since it will drop at lower power levels. How can I solve this annoying problem, is it a windows 10 issue? I recently noticed that when I deactivate the WiFi adapter and then activate it, it connects instantly and lasts for some time, until of course the connection drops again! Roam tendency is set to Aggressive, which made a slight improvement.Wi-Fi AutoConfig service is set to Automatic.Look for other wireless networks while connecting to this network is disabled.Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power is unchecked.I tried updating the driver through adapter properties wizard, which didn’t work at all, so I had to roll back driver, installed the last driver from Lenovo website. The signal is weak, keeps connecting and disconnecting, or the connection becomes just too slow, although all the devices around get a good signal with good connection speed (and it is not just my home network), sometimes it doesn't detect any networks, it was never like this before.
I have a problem with my laptop Wi-Fi connection (Lenovo G510, windows 10, Broadcom 802.11n), it has started around two months ago.
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