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Question: Is anyone else having WiFi issues with the laptop?
Document: I just purchased a refurbished model from Amazon. I read all the reviews in regards to issues with Wifi and I have had no problems. The pc is fast, fairly light, has a ton of power and handles anything I through at it. The price is reasonable for this Ultrabook and I have been extremely happy with my purchase.
This is my worst decision to buy this computer. Was the first time I was buying a lenovo. The wifi gets disconnected all the time. Just imagine you are in the middle of watching a movie or in a conference call or playing some games. I am thinking of going for anger management counseling. Just one problem of wifi and I am mentally disturbed.If Lenovo is reading this please find me a solution or else I am throwing this in the garbage.
Computer worked perfectly fine in my old apartment except for maybe a few Windows 8 glitches. As soon as I move into my new apartment, the wifi has been non-existent. I am using the same router too. I did research and keep reading about the wifi issues with this computer. What's weird is mine was manufactured in November 2013 and the faulty units were manufactured in July 2013 so they still must be selling bad units?On the contrary, it did work fine before so I don't know...it could just be my router.
This laptop is great for those who don't like Apple products and looking for great specifications. Everything is fast and compatible. The size of the screen fits all user kinds. It can be used for daily purposes, computer science students, and for gaming in some cases - even though I don't recommend it for heavy games because high heat will come out from the fan. I don't rate it 5 stars because there's primary problem which is the wifi connection. The connection disconnects occasionaly for no reason. It happens 4 to 7 times a day.
I received the laptop in January of 2013. The version I had was the one with the Intel Core i7-3517U and Windows 8. The build date was September 2012, so it should have had the WIFI issues fixed.The good:-Solid build-Good screen, though not great-Very fast processor-Touch pad is the best I've ever usedThe bad:WIFI was working solidly after updating the Intel Wireless driver. I didn't experience any drops. However, because of the casing of this laptop, the internal wireless antenna is awful.
Either way, I need to find a solution to this or else this was a BAD investment.
Confirm that the model has a poor WiFi signal (very poor download speed) and the connection drops constantly, although my model was made well after July 2012. Updating the Intel driver didn't help me. To get a stable wifi connection there you need to stick a separate wifi dongle into USB, which is not exactly why you buy an ultrabook, is it? I ended up by giving it as a present to my father-in-law who has lower requirements to notebooks.
I do not make much money, and I have no money to buy a new laptop. Thank you Lenovo!
I bought this laptop a year ago, I  did not have any problems. Its a little heavy for a ultra book but you will get use to it
I am very very pleased with this laptop. It has a 14&#34; screen but weighs only slightly more than my old 11&#34; netbook and is much faster and more capable.I do dislike Windows 8 though. It shouldn't be installed on anything that doesn't have a touchscreen.
Answer: I was, but I went to the Intel website and updated the WiFi driver. I haven't had it drop out on me in over 24 hours, which never happened before, so I can only assume it's fixed. Here's the link you'll need.http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support/detect