Wifi is crashing every few minutes

As my colleague @BDAqua has suggested

To provide some background on this application

At one time there was an  Etrecheck Application available on the Apple Apps Store.

Due to certain constrains place upon the Developer by APPLE, the developer chose to remove it from the Store and make is available Directly from them.

This specific application is well known,  on these Forums,  as a Go To for trouble shooting and avoiding all the question / answer and question / answer to finally get the issue pinned down.

It is also known and reported by Reliable Sources that,  sometimes APPLE SUPPORT has invoked using this same Developer Distributed Version of Etrecheck application to trouble shot computer issues 

The Report will Not Reveal Any Personal Information. 

Post back the Full Report - Share Report >> Copy , then  paste  >>>> using the Additional Text Icon  <<<<

Perhaps an etrecheck report would help us…

https://etrecheck.com/en/index.html

I concur with BDAqua and Owl-53

EtreCheckPro is an excellent tool for finding and sorting out problems.

Download and run the free version of EtreCheckPro, from > https://etrecheck.com/en/index.html

Then post your Report, as per > How to use the Add Text Feature When Post… - Apple Community

Remove Notion Web Clipper, as a test.

Past that, try Safe Mode, and then a discussion with Apple.

Apple Diagnostics is worth running too, but will variously miss transient errors.

pan_kurde wrote:

Thank you for your reply.

While waiting for help I decided to reset my Mac and for the first day, I thought it helped, but unfortunately it didn't solve the issue and the next day everything started over.

Please see attached report, hope it will help.

<report from etrecheck.log>

I am not seeing anything in the report that would cause the Wifi issue you outlined

Actually, this is one of the most clean installation I have seen, apart from my own computers ( 3 )

Perhaps the wording Wifi Crashing is bit misleading

Wifi connections disconnecting for not apparent reasons might be more accurate ?

When connecting to a Wifi Signal

Do you have Control Over the Wifi Access Points / Routers ?

Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support

pan_kurde wrote:

Got it thanks.

I'm traveling, so all my wifi is restaurant\hotel and public once. Maybe it's the reason. When I'll get back home will check with apple

Ah, traveling

Yes, Wifi signals we do not have control over can be problematic

Especially if the Access Point / Router is over taxed by many others also using the same Wifi at the same time

Or configured to broadcast the signal is some older Protocols

Once back home ( enjoy the travel )

Yes do test and see if things improve

• WPA/WPA2 mixed modes
• WPA Personal
• WEP, including WEP Open, WEP Shared, WEP Transitional Security Network, or Dynamic WEP (WEP with 802.1X)

An aside my friend

There should have been an uptick in numbers, but there is not

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