WiFi card for a laptop connects wirelessly to networks.
WiFi card for a laptop connects wirelessly to networks.
Your ASUS TUF laptop is experiencing frequent Wi-Fi disconnections, forcing you to restart it multiple times. You're considering a new Wi-Fi card—here are some points to consider: SSDs differ between laptops and desktops in terms of performance and features like dimming or solid-state drives. Also, explore forums or video channels for advice from users who have similar issues.
It would assist if you shared the exact laptop model. Based on general assumptions, it may feature a Mediatek Wi-Fi chip. You could also consider the Intel AX210 as a possibility. More details would help confirm the correct model.
Open device manager, select network adapters, right-click the Wi-Fi option and choose update. Instead of automatic search, switch to manual and pick from available options. Scroll down to Microsoft, select a compatible driver, as the built-in drivers often perform better than Realtek ones. It was still possible to find updates, though it sometimes required repeated attempts before finding a working version. Usually, the Microsoft Wi-Fi drivers are more reliable, even if they were once frequently disabled by software issues.