Every 5 minutes. Every hour. Diagnose the pattern — that's the clue.
Frequent disconnections — every few minutes or hours, then comes back — usually point to one of: Wi-Fi flapping (weak signal at the edge), overheating modem/router (afternoon disconnects), unstable ISP backhaul, DHCP lease expiry, or a phone-side power-save kicking in.
Pattern is the diagnostic. If it's every 30 minutes exactly — that's a DHCP lease. If it's afternoons only — overheating. If random — Wi-Fi.
Generic 'restart router' doesn't fix a heat issue — but moving the router off the cabinet does. Pattern-matching saves hours.
Most common: weak signal causing client roaming, or DHCP lease too short. Both fixable in router settings.
Heat. Modem or router overheating. Improve ventilation, off carpet, away from sun.
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