The wrong way is to use Microsoft's Update Driver button. The correct way is to go get them from the Asus site for your model and OS.
There is always a chance it's the router. Be sure to supply the forum what channel it's on, whether the router firmware is current and did you change the router password to get it all to yourself to kick out TORRENT USERS?
Finally, keep the router in view from the laptop and under 20 feet till it works right.
I'll hit pause here.
The Wi-Fi on my ASUS Laptop is constantly failing. It will disconnect and I can't reconnect unless I restart the whole computer. When it happens, and I attempt to reconnect, the Wi-Fi does its usual loading animation, but then the whole network selection tab minimizes, leaving me with just the buttons for airplane mode and hotspot and such. The Wi-Fi symbol goes from unconnected to a box with a red X, then back to unconnected as the networks reappear and the "Could not connect to this network" message appears.
This has been ongoing and increasingly getting worse. It reached a point where it was doing it every fifteen minutes. At that point I completely wiped the laptop, which fixed the problem for a few months, but now I am back to losing it daily or multiple times a day. When it happens, any external program I have open, such as a game, corrupts. What is happening here, and how do I fix it?
(I have completely updated every driver)

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