You may have been using something different than what is presently listed. When the PC was upgraded to 2004, WUP may have changed the driver. Is this the driver you see in the device manager now? Realtek lists the latest driver for RTL8821AE dated 06/2017. Try verifying the installed driver for the WLAN card.
: Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network) #2 : EnabledĮthernet adapter Bluetooth Network Connection 2:ĭescription. : Realtek 8821AE Wireless LAN 802.11ac PCI-E NIC : Microsoft Wi-Fi Direct Virtual Adapter #3 Wireless LAN adapter Local Area Connection* 4:ĭescription. Wireless LAN adapter Local Area Connection* 3:ĭescription. I am running Windows Version 2004 (OS Build 19401.450) Is there anything I can check on the software/system side of things? Or is this probably a hardware issue and I should bring the old girl in to the shop? If it's a hardware issue, am I better off just buying a new desktop (this one is 4 years old)? Thank you for any guidance! My desktop did recently undergo an automated Windows 10 update, but maybe that is just coincidence.Īnyway, I have no clue whether this is a software or a hardware issue. Also, this is a new issue - in the past it has always held the wi-fi connection with no issues. I am not having any wi-fi connectivity issues with my laptop or TVs in two different rooms, and my desktop is in the same room as my router - just a few feet away - so I assume it can't be a signal strength issue. It has been doing this consistently lately. I am able to connect again after one or two tries, but then 5-15 minutes or so later it drops again. About every 10 minutes it drops the wi-fi connection. My desktop computer has recently started having issues keeping a wi-fi connection.
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