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The original poster reports recent Wi-Fi instability affecting gaming and streaming on Windows 21H2, despite attempting various fixes like updating drivers, restarting, running diagnostics, and disabling antivirus. A responder suggests testing the connection with a wired Ethernet cable to determine if the issue persists, implying that if the drops continue, the problem may lie with the system itself rather than the Wi-Fi connection. Overall, the thread revolves around troubleshooting Wi-Fi instability, with a focus on isolating whether the fault is with the network or the device.
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Taishi246

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Around past 1 ~ 2 weeks, the wi-fi connection showned a instability sometimes. It's more noticeable while I'm playing some games like League of Legends, Counter Strike or seeing a livestream, and then the wi-fi connection falls for a few seconds and comes back with a high latency. I recorded a video that shows this problem

My Windows version is 21H2

This is the list of things that I did to try to fix this problem, but anything solved the issue:
-Restarted the PC
-Updated all network drivers in my PC;
-Ran the Windows Network Diagnostics;
-Updated the windows
-Network Reset toll
-Turned off the antivirus

Does anyone have an advice that can help me solving this problem?
 

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ussnorway
the way you test it is wifi and not just your system is to use a cable instead... if the drop outs keep happening then the actual issue is your system
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the way you test it is wifi and not just your system is to use a cable instead... if the drop outs keep happening then the actual issue is your system
 

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