Recently, users have reported in the community that their computers will automatically disconnect from the Internet after connecting to Wi-Fi. Today, Microsoft released an announcement on the Windows Health Dashboard page to respond and explain the issue. According to the official description, the cumulative update of KB5014697 released on June 14 will cause problems with Wi-Fi hotspots, causing the system to automatically disconnect from the network when the device is connected to Wi-Fi. At present, the bug has affected systems from Win7 to Win11, and the only way to bypass this vulnerability is to turn off the Wi-Fi hotspot and connect to the network in other ways. It is worth mentioning that in addition to the clients from Win7 to Win11 being affected by the bug, Windows server systems are also affected, which may affect servers using Microsoft systems. As of now, Microsoft has not given an update patch for this issue. .
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