[mothered]

i will get mad now .

check this ... look asus services...when i get win update , along with this i get asus service also ...

That's ridiculous, you didn't request It so why should they be Installed.

Try uninstalling your Windows updates through the Windows Settings app. Here's a visual of mine. Obviously, I don't have any to uninstall.

Spoiler:

Theses were already installed when i buy the laptop.

I see, the good old OEM bloatware.

With the exception of Dolby Audio, I've uninstalled the majority.

[fsociety]

That's ridiculous, you didn't request It so why should they be Installed.

Try uninstalling your Windows updates through the Windows Settings app. Here's a visual of mine. Obviously, I don't have any to uninstall.

Spoiler:

Theses were already installed when i buy the laptop.

I see, the good old OEM bloatware.

With the exception of Dolby Audio, I've uninstalled the majority.

by the way , it feel i have a loose wire , wifi was not coming at all from two days than at evening i turn off laptop , flip the laptop and hit backside everywhere , it started working and it been more than hours ...whole day WiFi was not working not even coming up for 5 mins , tried everything off/on nothing works ,flipping the laptop and little tap tap on back make it work.

This is the clear indication of damage wifi adaptor or loose wire.
problem is not with software or asus ... it loose wire that confirm... i should take this laptop to service center now ... if problem keep coming or very hard to use.....

if it was software or win update problem , it not possible than each and every customer who bought this laptop will rise the voice.

[mothered]

i should take this laptop to service center now ...

I believe this Is a good move.

If you start tampering with It Internally, It may void your warranty.

[Skullmeat]

That's ridiculous, you didn't request It so why should they be Installed.

Try uninstalling your Windows updates through the Windows Settings app. Here's a visual of mine. Obviously, I don't have any to uninstall.

Spoiler:

Theses were already installed when i buy the laptop.

I see, the good old OEM bloatware.

With the exception of Dolby Audio, I've uninstalled the majority.

The first thing I do to any storebought PC is nuke the OEM install, and install from a USB stick without the bloat. Install all the drivers and various programs I use, then image the drive in case I need to redeploy.

[fsociety]

i should take this laptop to service center now ...

I believe this Is a good move.

If you start tampering with It Internally, It may void your warranty.

after beating my laptop , its total 3 days no wifi issue found ... HAHA......i will take to service center when it will not come at least for 10 days.as you know beating tricks working.

[mothered]

The first thing I do to any storebought PC is nuke the OEM install, and install from a USB stick without the bloat. Install all the drivers and various programs I use, then image the drive in case I need to redeploy.

Absolutely.

I did this with my 3k Acer Predator- performed a clean Installation of Windows by deleting the OEM partition, and Installed the OS on the Unallocated Space. It runs a lot better compared to the manufacturer's Install with the OEM bloatware.