I would look for your driver that you were using in Win 7, likely the one from your suppliers web site and I would load it. This is likely either a driver or protocol (IPv6). Look for red indicators on picture, lists reason for disconnect.) (Produces a detailed HTML report located in C:\programdata\Microsoft\Windows\wlanreport You might try this command and see what it can tell you. I'd also be worried I'd experience the same issues with a new adapter as I am with this one. I'm prepared to accept I just need to get a new adapter, but I'd like to try and solve this before it comes to that. If any one can offer any insight or possible solutions I'd be grateful, and I can provide any additional information if needed. Given all of this, I believe the issue is with a setting in Windows 10 and not with any hardware. I have other devices that connect and stay connected to the 5G network without issue, and as I mentioned, this was never an issue when I was using Windows 7. I saw a suggestion to go into the Device Manager, go to advanced properties under my network adapter, and change the "Band" setting to 5G only, but that is not an available option for my adapter. I've looked around online and tried various solutions turning off network sharing and making sure Windows cannot shut off the device after a certain amount of time. My router is in a good and unobstructed position and I receive a strong signal when I can connect. After some time, the NETGEAR-5G network will appear again, and I can connect to it without issue, until it is dropped again. My regular NETGEAR connection is always available and within range. When this happens, the NETGEAR-5G network, as well as a few others, are no longer listed and do not show up when I search for nearby networks. I will typically stay connected for an average of 10-15 minutes, when my connection suddenly drops.
My list of available wireless networks will include both of them, and I prefer connecting to NETGEAR-5G. I recently had to upgrade to Windows 10 Home from Windows 7 Ultimate, and this is when my issue began. On my PC I'm using a Belkin N600 dual band USB adapter for wireless internet.Īs you know, my router broadcasts both a 2.4g and 5g connection I'll refer to them as NETGEAR and NETGEAR-5G.
I have a Netgear N600 dual band wireless router at home.
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