If none of the above suggestions help, you may want to try uninstalling any software and drivers related to the adapter and start fresh by installing the most up to date drivers and software again. Most routers are set by default to use channel 6, so you could try changing yours to something else. This can often be remedied by changing the channel on which it sends the signal. Other wireless networks can also interfere with yours if Things like microwaves and cordless phones are known to cause interference problems. I would also make sure that you're not too far away from your wireless router/access point sinceĪn extremely weak signal could cause the connection to drop.Īnother possibility is that you have some kind of appliance or electronic equipment causing interference. One of the first things to ensure is that you're connecting your adapter directly to a USB port on your computer and not through a USB hub. If still the same, I would suggest contacting support. If that doesn't work, you can always search up your USB drivers online and manually download and install from their website. If you have anti virus or firewall, try to uninstall it for the meantime and observe the connection. Right click and check for updates through Windows. There could be several reasons for your adapter to continually disconnect from your network. Find your USB drivers 2.0, 3.0, or 4.0 (I think the new one's are called 4.0).
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