Thanks for that information - I have an older wifi USB stick that I use on an older desktop so I will give that a try.
Cheers
Garry
try a usb style wifi adaptor and see if your problem persists
you'll need to turn off the internal adaptor in your network adaptor settings
something like one of these
TL-WN823N | 300Mbps Mini Wireless N USB Adapter | TP-Link Australia
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Thanks for that information - I have an older wifi USB stick that I use on an older desktop so I will give that a try.
Cheers
Garry
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I found the solution today - it was as I thought, the check box in the wifi adaptor properties dealing with power usage had the turn the wifi adaptor off box to save power box ticked . So when on battery to save power it was switching off the wifi adaptor - this must be a default setting as I have not touched any of these at all.
Thanks for all the suggestions - helped me work through the problem.
Garry
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