In “Wi-Fi stutters every evening like clockwork” (AskWoody Plus 2020-09-14), I listed some reasons why a Wi-Fi setup might briefly go offline every night at around the same time. They included scheduled Windows tasks, a power-savings malfunction, various failed update attempts, power fluctuations, and external electromagnetic interference. Whew!
In this week’s AskWoody Plus newsletter follow-up, I’ll dig into two other possible causes of regular Wi-Fi hiccups.
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