hikerkind

@techbloke nailed it with the power management angle. I had a similar issue where my laptop’s Wi-Fi would cut out every so often, and it turned out Windows was indeed powering down the adapter to save battery. Disabling the "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" option in the network adapter’s properties fixed it for me. Also, if you haven’t already, double-check the advanced power settings in your control panel - sometimes the wireless adapter’s power-saving mode is set to "Maximum Power Saving" by default, which can cause these drops. Setting it to "Maximum Performance" helped keep my connection stable. It’s worth trying this before diving deeper into interference or hardware issues since your other devices are fine. Let us know if that helps or if you want tips on checking for interference next!