The WLAN AutoConfig service (WLAN AutoConfig) is used in Windows 10 to manage all wireless connections (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth). As it turned out, my problem was connected with the WLAN AutoConfig service. In my case, the methods discussed above did not help. To do this, open “Control Panel” -> “Power supply” -> current power scheme -> “Power scheme setting” -> “Change advanced power settings” -> “Wireless network adapter settings” -> “Power saving mode” -> Select “ Maximum performance. It is also recommended to change the power saving mode settings. If you have several network adapters installed in your computer / laptop, including an Ethernet LAN adapter, for example, “Realtek PCIE Controller”, you should also disable the power saving mode in their properties.
Go to the tab “Power Management” (Power Management), uncheck the option “Allow the device to save energy”.
Open the device manager console (devmgmt.msc) Įxpand the Network Adapters section, find your Wi-Fi adapter (usually the name contains Wireless or 802.11) and open its properties In this case, it is recommended to disable the power saving mode for the wireless network adapter. This may be due to an incorrect device architecture, firmware, or adapter drivers.
However, some models of network adapters cannot continue their work after resuming from sleep mode without restarting the computer. This is a very expedient and effective way to extend the battery life of your device. Windows can automatically shut down various devices in order to save battery power on the laptop. In Windows 10, for most equipment, power saving mode is used. Disable power saving mode with Wi-Fi adapter
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