Mostly cause of the problem listed below.
1. Channel Frequency interference - may be another nearby electronic device conflicting your wifi frequency.
- Solution- Change your wifi channel from Auto to a dedicated channel (ex: channel 6) to do this log-in to your router, mostly(192.168.1.1) in wlan setting change the channel from auto to any channel 1-11.

WLAN channel setting.
- Solution- Limit the device that can connect to your wifi and reduce the download limit.
3. Router is overheating.
- solution- place your router in a well ventilated area.
4. WPA/WPA2 bug - for some reason changing your security to WEP solved the problem.
5. Firmware - update your router firmware to a latest versions.
6. IP Address distribution - If your wifi using dhcp protocol and there is also a static ip connected to your router it may cause a problem.
- Make sure the dhcp address and static address are not on the same ip address range. (ex: your static is 10.0.0.0 range and your dhcp 192.168.0.0 range) to avoid same ip on different device.
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