to each their own as my moms dell inspiron 15 3520 i3 ax201 working great on third floor of house if count basement where isp router/modem is and 500mb/s internet speed , I use latest just before released on intel website, so currently for wifi 23.130.0.6 and bluetooth 23.130.0.3 laptop running latest stable windows 11 24h2 release not on any windows insider channels with latest drivers/firmware and bios
i have also 24h2 windows 11 LTSC, well, i suffer from wifi problem a lot, hard time to connect to wifi network and my laptop is Asus TUF Gaming F17 2022-2023 after install this old driver's, it connect on first' or second' try i didn't expect new Mid' level computer, to act like this i always suspect, or this intel wifi card is garbage, or it is a driver problem because, this network also connected to my phone so, my garbage phone can connect it, and my laptop struggle ?
Fwiw, I had/have a few Asus ROG's (different models) and finding a suitable and stable driver for both WiFi and bluetooth was not fun at all. Lenovo's just works on first try, Asus is imo total different experience. Eventually you find something that works. I feel you, it's not fun when it behaves like this.
This is a driver issue between Microsoft and Intel, and often occurs in unsupported wireless network cards, especially after a certain monthly update version of Windows 10 1809. The situation is similar to what you described, with frequent disconnections, unavailable connections, the network card driver device is disabled or disappears for no reason, or the driver device appears to be normal. If you choose to disable it, the system becomes stagnant and unresponsive, and you can only force a restart. If the connection becomes unavailable, the only way to use the wireless connection again is to force restart This phenomenon is particularly prominent on Intel wireless network cards. The solution is to use an older version of the driver [network disconnection may occur again, with intervals ranging from a few hours to dozens of hours] To completely solve the problem, switch to a wired connection directly, or downgrade the system, such as 8.1, or replace a new wireless network card to completely solve the problem.
I have thought to use external one But it's bulky & ugly And what the point use one When you got one . ( But it totally garbage?) But it does work after giving some time