This is what worked for me, It may not work for others.
After DC'ing a lot, i figured out what was causing my issues. WAN Channel interference. If you are constantly getting "Connection Lost", this may help you.
Step 1:
- Restart your Router and/or Modem. I have an All-in-One modem. This will give it a fresh boot-up, and should clear everything up.
Step 2:
- Open up your modem/router's gateway in your browser. Normally 192.168.0.1 is what you will enter into your address bar. You can find your gateway, user, and password on the back of your modem/router. If it's not there, you may have to do a little research to find your modems default user and password.
Step 3:
- Once you're in, you want to go to your WAN settings. Every model of modem is different. It'll look something like this.
Step 4:
- Change your Wireless Channel to 6, or 11. Default is usually 1. I had devices interfering with the default channel, and switched to 6.
- NOTE: This is for 2.4Ghz setups, and not 5G.
Additionally, some Anti-Virus programs may cause connection issues. Try disabling them to see if that helps. Sometimes, you may have to delete said Anti-Virus program to resolve your issues!
Hope this has helped some of you! After 2 hours, I haven't DC'd.