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Wi-Fi keeps disconnecting randomly (101 อ่าน)
25 ก.ย. 2568 12:26
My mobile and laptop Wi-Fi connectivity goes down after every few minutes. A restart of router is temporarily useful. I read on Getassist forum that it could be DNS related. Anyone confirm?
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18 พ.ย. 2568 14:22 #1
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<p data-start="32" data-end="296" data-is-last-node="" data-is-only-node="">Yes, DNS can cause random Wi-Fi dropouts. Try switching to Google DNS or Cloudflare and see if it stabilizes. I often deal with network-sensitive systems in my work as a gst addressable fire alarm system provider, and DNS fixes resolve this issue pretty often.
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