Aurora R12, WiFi connectivity issues

Was trying to avoid that as last night it asked me for 1 full day to copy my meager work files. I managed to copy most of them in a flash drive and I think that if support does not resolve this, I have to reinstall Win11 as a last ditch effort. Thanks for the suggestion. 

I am on Wi-Fi (have another Alienware in my house on same wi-fi with zero issues).

This is what it says in the specs:

Win 11

i7 at 2.50 ghz

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070

16 gig memory

1tb SSD 256gb storage

I assume it's air cooled, I don't know how to check otherwise

Have you tried backing up your data (One Drive) and doing a Windows 11 reinstall? It does sound to me like it could be a Windows problem with all the issues you are having.

Are you using WiFi or an ethernet cable connection?

What are you computer specs (CPU, graphics card, PSU, RAM, liquid or air cooled CPU)?

If the only storage device you have is your 256GB boot drive . . . that may be getting filled and running out of space.

You should open your side panel and swing out the PSU occasionally to clean out the spider webs and dust. You can look to see if there is a fan on your CPU, or an Alien head waterblock. Perhaps post some photos of the inside so we can see what might be going on.

Was finally able to run driver updates and diagnostic tools.

One driver update failed: 

As for hardware diagnostics:

Resolve button doesn't have any resolution. 

Seems that the driver is an ongoing problem - last post was yesterday having the same failed issue.

Solved: Intel AX200/AX201/9260/9560/9462 Wi-Fi UWD Driver - Dell Community

As for the PCI subsystem what does it do? (sorry I'm super tech illiterate). I did a hard restart earlier to be able to access my pc and I had an entire page of removed apps which included NVIDIA, Microsoft and Alienware stuff. 

Sounds like most of your problems revolve around slow WiFi.

IMO, WiFi is great for many things, but I don't think "online gaming" is one of them.

Try disconnecting from your WiFi Access-Point and connecting a real ethernet cable.

https://www.dell.com/community/XPS-Desktops/XPS-8950-Wireless-Adapter-Card/m-p/8222207/highlight/true#M72922

You have a hardware detected failure. Contact @DELL-Cares for further troubleshooting.

Not fixed. 

Did you contact @DELL-Cares for assistance?

Yes. No response on subsystem problem. 

you need the killer wifi downloads from intel driver updater tool. then set it to double shot, if your having issues staying connected to the wifi, i found going into device manager and settings it from 6 to 5 and 4 for 2.5 wifi. seems they think everyone has wifi 6... doing my best here as ive spent 4 days fixing mine. out of the box there zero drivers. sooo good hunting lol im joking! gotta use dell support assit. but don't trust it. it can be goofy. just google dell drivers(use dells site, and third party driver updaters for getting an idea of whats missing but dont download drivers from 3rd party software)  and find them. and intel drivers. there's also an issue with speed step tech ive found and fixed. i went from 8k to 10k mc in cinebench fixing this disaster. so basically your best bet is a clean install of windows from a usb drive then proceed to hunt down drivers that windows/dell/intel dont give you out of the box. Im typing to much here. sooo if you have any questions im sure i can help cpu, video, gpu. you name it ive fixed it and might have gone mad doing so haha  

thats an easy fix go into power and battery then change advanced options and turn off pci Edit: known bios issue should be fixed in a later bios update. im thinking of another pci issue

Unresolved. Updated all the drivers and even chipset that support recommended. Unacceptable for a 6 month pc