My previous question about the same topic simply received a generic reply which did not address the issue in any way, but which I assume marked it as "answered". Kindly make note that responses which do not provide any further info only serve to avoid the question. If you are facing the same issue, please do not respond as an answer, but use the "Me Too" option to indicate so.
My Bluetooth connection seems to be interfering with my Wifi connection. The interference persists even if no Bluetooth devices are connected to my system. I'm working on Win10, updated from Win7 a few days ago. I did not have this issue before the update.
Scenario:
- Both Bluetooth and Wifi are off
- Switch on Wifi
- Connected to Wifi with full Internet connectivity
- Switch on Bluetooth
- Wifi connection changes to limited connectivity (no Internet) or disconnects
- Disable and re-enable Wifi adapter; alternatively, restart system.
- Connected to Wifi with full Internet connectivity immediately after reconnect
- Wifi connection changes to limited connectivity (no Internet) or disconnects, after a short while (<1m)
- Disable Bluetooth
- Disable and enable Wifi adapter; alternatively, restart system
- Connected to Wifi with full Internet connectivity (same as step 3)
Is anyone else facing the same issue. If yes, is there anything I could do to fix it? My drivers are all up-to-date and I'm working with an Intel(R) Centrino(R) Wireless-N 2230 adapter on Windows 10 Home 64-bit.
I have already made full use of the network troubleshooter; it only causes my adapter to get reset, which fixes the issue for less than a minute before the Wifi fails again. All basic user-side troubleshooting has already been done.
If you need logs to analyze the issue, I'd be happy to collect them, if you would let me know how to.
Update: As suggested by Bendito999 here, changing the advanced power settings of my Wireless adapter to "Maximum Performance" seems to circumvent the issue. This is however not a hard solution and only serves to work around the problem.
