My laptop keep disconnecting from the wifi randomly Swift SF114 - 32

Kreisler
Kreisler Member Posts: 5 New User
edited January 2021 in Swift and Spin Series
Recently, my laptop has been disconnecting from the wifi at some point when I play some games or join the discord and cannot reconnect for a couple of hours. This is only happening to home wifi. When I connect to other public wifi like Starbuck or some cafe, it works as usual. I have tried:
1.Reset the router/ Restart the laptop
2.Restore windows update
3.Reset my entire laptop completely
4.Update drivers needed. 
5.Tried out a bunch of solutions on the internet like changing the IP4 address, uninstalled, and then reinstalled the wifi adapters... but non of those worked
My laptop model is Acer Swift SF114 - 32. Anyone knows how to fix this. Thanks.

Answers

  • StevenGen
    StevenGen ACE Posts: 12,648 Trailblazer
    Kreisler said:
    Recently, my laptop has been disconnecting from the wifi at some point when I play some games or join the discord and cannot reconnect for a couple of hours. This is only happening to home wifi. When I connect to other public wifi like Starbuck or some cafe, it works as usual. I have tried:
    1.Reset the router/ Restart the laptop
    2.Restore windows update
    3.Reset my entire laptop completely
    4.Update drivers needed. 
    5.Tried out a bunch of solutions on the internet like changing the IP4 address, uninstalled, and then reinstalled the wifi adapters... but non of those worked
    My laptop model is Acer Swift SF114 - 32. Anyone knows how to fix this. Thanks.
    There must be something wrong with your home internet and your modems WiFi? Which provider and modem model do you have? Try using an Ethernet cable and plugging it into the SF114 - 32 RJ45 plug and see if your internet works 100%? Ask your internet provider or modem manufacturer for guides and diagnostic steps to take to fix your problem, as there is nothing wrong with your WiFi card on your SF114 - 32 if it works in "public wifi like Starbuck or some cafe".