I feel like this is obvious but I want to make sure there's no chance the cause is something else.
I'm using Windows 10. For the past three days my Wi-Fi connection keeps dropping every minute or so, and I have to reset it because if I try to reconnect manually it says no wi-fi networks are found, even tough there's like 50 of them in my immediate area. I actually had to reset it in the middle of writing this post.
Things I've tried:
-Reinstalling drivers
-Disabling my firewall/anti-virus software
Could be interference from other or new wifi sources.
Having 50 others around you sounds like a pain.
You should get an app on your phone that can show you how many others are on the same channel.
[URL="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kman.WifiManager&hl=en"]WiFi Manager[/URL] on Android does that for example.
Then you probably want to try and change the WiFi channel to a different one that isn't used as much.
Alternative would be to buy a new adapter (preferably amazon or where you can easily return it) and test it out with a new one.
Might want to look into 5Ghz if your source WiFi supports it, smaller range but faster and less interference due to way more channels it offers.
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