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I have problems with WiFi on an Acer Aspire A515-43 with Windows 11. Now and then, the WiFi connection starts behaving strange. It goes down and recovers shortly after some to some tens of seconds just to go down again. The disturbance continues for 2–6 minutes and disappears. It happens at seemingly random intervals, and I cannot associate it with any activity on the system. It may happen while the PC stays unused. I have a background app that pings the router every 3 seconds to keep WiFi busy.

I downloaded the WiFi driver from the Acer homepage, but it has the same version as the one I'm using, so it wouldn't install. The PC is several years old, but the WiFi problem started some weeks ago. I had reinstalled Windows, and I think it started afterwards. But the initial Windows 11 was upgraded from Windows 10; it wasn't the OEM's installation. I have other devices on the same WiFi network, in particular a streaming TV, and they show no disturbances.

What more can I check on the system?

Since I've developed the app to activaeactivate and monitor WiFi, I could add more checks, e.g., the CPU temperature and other health indices. Where can I find the Win32 API for such functions?

I have problems with WiFi on an Acer Aspire A515-43 with Windows 11. Now and then, the WiFi connection starts behaving strange. It goes down and recovers shortly after some to some tens of seconds just to go down again. The disturbance continues for 2–6 minutes and disappears. It happens at seemingly random intervals, and I cannot associate it with any activity on the system. It may happen while the PC stays unused. I have a background app that pings the router every 3 seconds to keep WiFi busy.

I downloaded the WiFi driver from the Acer homepage, but it has the same version as the one I'm using, so it wouldn't install. The PC is several years old, but the WiFi problem started some weeks ago. I had reinstalled Windows, and I think it started afterwards. But the initial Windows 11 was upgraded from Windows 10; it wasn't the OEM's installation. I have other devices on the same WiFi network, in particular a streaming TV, and they show no disturbances.

What more can I check on the system?

Since I've developed the app to activae and monitor WiFi, I could add more checks, e.g., the CPU temperature and other health indices. Where can I find the Win32 API for such functions?

I have problems with WiFi on an Acer Aspire A515-43 with Windows 11. Now and then, the WiFi connection starts behaving strange. It goes down and recovers shortly after some to some tens of seconds just to go down again. The disturbance continues for 2–6 minutes and disappears. It happens at seemingly random intervals, and I cannot associate it with any activity on the system. It may happen while the PC stays unused. I have a background app that pings the router every 3 seconds to keep WiFi busy.

I downloaded the WiFi driver from the Acer homepage, but it has the same version as the one I'm using, so it wouldn't install. The PC is several years old, but the WiFi problem started some weeks ago. I had reinstalled Windows, and I think it started afterwards. But the initial Windows 11 was upgraded from Windows 10; it wasn't the OEM's installation. I have other devices on the same WiFi network, in particular a streaming TV, and they show no disturbances.

What more can I check on the system?

Since I've developed the app to activate and monitor WiFi, I could add more checks, e.g., the CPU temperature and other health indices. Where can I find the Win32 API for such functions?

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Irritating WiFi instability

I have problems with WiFi on an Acer Aspire A515-43 with Windows 11. Now and then, the WiFi connection starts behaving strange. It goes down and recovers shortly after some to some tens of seconds just to go down again. The disturbance continues for 2–6 minutes and disappears. It happens at seemingly random intervals, and I cannot associate it with any activity on the system. It may happen while the PC stays unused. I have a background app that pings the router every 3 seconds to keep WiFi busy.

I downloaded the WiFi driver from the Acer homepage, but it has the same version as the one I'm using, so it wouldn't install. The PC is several years old, but the WiFi problem started some weeks ago. I had reinstalled Windows, and I think it started afterwards. But the initial Windows 11 was upgraded from Windows 10; it wasn't the OEM's installation. I have other devices on the same WiFi network, in particular a streaming TV, and they show no disturbances.

What more can I check on the system?

Since I've developed the app to activae and monitor WiFi, I could add more checks, e.g., the CPU temperature and other health indices. Where can I find the Win32 API for such functions?