@RJordan-CCS we had great success with changing those adapters out to the Intel AX200. They were about $25 a piece that I think we sourced from a local tech store. I highly recommend going this route if possible. We have finished this upgrade over the last couple days and have see significant performance increases on these devices.  ... View more

@RJordan-CCS We had no success with the USB wireless adapters. Had only one show some stability. We were able to find an Intel AX200 M.2 that we used in one of the affected laptops and had great success with it. I think our next step is to get a few more of those and see if it resolves issues for our other users. This replaced the Realtek adapter and drivers. That option is probably the best solution other than buying new laptops. ... View more

We are in the process of trying some usb adapters to see if those work any better. If this works, although not a great solution, the client devices will at least be able to be used until a better solution can be provided. I am attempting to open a case with HP so I will see how that goes. As you stated any device with an Intel chip doesn't seem to have this issue. ... View more

@RJordan-CCS I don't recall the exact version number but the first 4 digits is 3000 or something like that I believe. I only saw success on our HP 445 G7 models. We have a few HP 455 G7's that gets a driver update from the latest package from HP but we are still seeing issues there. We are looking into either getting new laptops or replacing the Realtek wireless card with an intel one. The wireless card you mention is the one I am still having issues with. But these issues are related directly to our MR36 ap deployments. Previous to this rollout we haven't had issues and the affected laptops have no issues connecting to a personal hotspot or wireless outside of our campus. ... View more

I am dealing with this issue right now as well. I have tested with a different model of HP laptop since our issues seem to be related to the HP ProBook 445 G7 with a Realtek wireless adapter/driver. The other HP and other devices that are connected seem to be Intel wireless adapters/drivers. After troubleshooting on site today and getting the driver updated with the latest package from HP that device stopped roaming to different ap's for no reason and also stopped the constant connecting and disconnecting that you are experiencing. The Meraki model we have deployed is the MR36. All of the other steps of changing radio channels and transmit power and the suggestion above have unfortunately provided no help. ... View more