Wireless disconnecting

[COLOR="#0000FF"]My connection is starting to disconnect after using it for awhile. At first I thought it was maple, but then I went on league of legends and the same thing happened. This happened earlier this year, and I felt like it only happened late at night or after using it too much. Now when I play any games or sometimes go on youtube it happens. A yellow triangle with an exclamation pops up over my wireless bars, and then I have to disconnect and reconnect to continue. :c

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Windows 7 btw
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I have this problem sometimes also, you have to right click that triangle, press troubleshoot, then choose other problems or something along those lines,
there will be an option to use a specific network adapter, check the option all network adapters and it'll fix it temporarily, that's all I can really help with ._.

[COLOR="#0000FF"]Disconnected 3 times in these 24 minutes. :c
I'll try that next time I guess. Might as well go on youtube and wait for it.. Wai does this have to start when I'm off school. WAI. ; - ;

Troublleshoot did it's thing, hopefully it'll work. ; - ;

EDIT: Ended up disconnecting later, F3[/COLOR]

Check to make sure your computer isn't overheating. Is anything else slowing down?

Computer isn't overheating, and nothing is slowing down. After I tried what moldy said a second time, it hasn't dc'd for a while. Other tips just in case would be nice.

Try uninstalling your Wifi drivers. Also try restarting your router or upgrading it's firmware if you haven't.

Computer isn't overheating, and nothing is slowing down. After I tried what moldy said a second time, it hasn't dc'd for a while. Other tips just in case would be nice.

Disable all network adapters except the one in use. If for some reason it's trying to use a virtual driver (Like something Hamachi or a similar application would install) to connect randomly, it would cause issues because it wouldn't be able to create a connection.

In my opinion, it's good practice to disable Sound/Video/Network drivers and devices that are never in use (Like a Digital Audio Driver when you don't have speakers that support it), because sometimes random crap installs itself and then Windows gets confused. I believe this could potentially be the case here.

One day I decided to reset my router for the 3rd time, and since then it hasn't dc'd. shits weird like that

Does this only happen at home? Try to see if it happens say...at a friend's house, at the library or at a different wifi network. This way you can isolate if it is your router that's causing the problem.

Low end Wifi routers do this a lot. Unfortunately if you want stability expect to pay a premium.