Quite a few people have WiFi problems after the latest Windows 10 Creators update. We found a workaround is to disable Receive Segment Coalescing (RSC). Here are the steps to disable RSC on Windows 10.
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- Search for Windows PowerShell ISE x86.
- Right click on Windows PowerShell ISE x86 and select Run as administrator
- Type the following command to get the name of the adapter. (The name is usually “Wi-Fi”
Get-NetAdapter - Type the following command to disable RSC.
Disable-NetAdapterRsc “Adapter_Name” - Type the following command to make sure RSC is turned off
Get-NetAdapterRsc
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