Lenovo laptop keeps dropping Wi-Fi connection?

About three days ago our Lenovo laptop decided it hates the internet. Or, in more specific terms, it keeps dropping the Wi-Fi connection. When you check the Wi-Fi it will show that it can't find any connections. Selecting 'Troubleshoot' fixes it by re-starting the wireless adaptor. It will then show all the Wi-Fi connections available. Selecting our Wi-Fi causes the computer to try to connect - but it fails. Again, selecting 'Troubleshoot' restarts the wireless adaptor and the computer connects - only to drop the Wi-Fi again anywhere from 3 minutes to about an hour later. Sometimes it skips the step of not seeing any Wi-Fi connections.
I have no idea what to do. Our other computers are not experiancing this problem. The anti-virus doesn't find anything - although I know that's not 100% guarentee.

Any suggestions?

Guest

Open Power Options by swiping in from the right edge of the screen, tapping Search (or if you're using a mouse, pointing to the upper-right corner of the screen, moving the mouse pointer down, and then clicking Search), entering Power options in the search box, and tapping or clicking Power options.
Tap or click Change plan settings under the power plan that is selected. For example, if the Balanced option is selected, tap or click Change plan settings under Balanced.
Tap or click Change advanced power settings.
In the Power Options dialog box, expand Wireless Adapter Settings, and then expand Power Saving Mode.
In the list that appears next to On battery, tap or click the current setting and select Maximum Performance, and then OK.Lenovo laptop keeps dropping wifi connection

Timbuk4

I'm having the same issue. I made the change to max performance, but my laptop is usually plugged in. Those settings were set to max performance and it still dropped the internet connection. I've been having this problem for months and it's totally annoying. I tell everyone not to buy a Lenovo.

Guest

Me too! My Lenova sucks. Back to Dell.

Guest

Well, looks like lenova screwed a bunch of us.

Guest

how do I change ip protocol away from 802.11n

Guest

I cant sign in and updating is endless loop of nothing

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I cant sign in and updating is endless loop of nothing

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I cant sign in and updating is endless loop of nothing

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I cant sign in and updating is endless loop of nothing

Guest

Same thing happening with mine. If I sit within 5 ft of my router, the connection works fine, although this kind of defeats the purpose of having wifi. I did try the fix, but mine was already set to maximum performance.

Guest

I have a G50 and running into the same problem as the above. I have followed the instructions above changed everything to maximum performance and still wifi disconnects

Guest