WiFi problems have been apparent with MacOSX since 10.10 - albeit in 10.10.0 is was slow to connect, and transfer speeds were slow, it's now evolved into disconnects.
I have tried just about everything, right from changing the router to TKIP rather than AES, static IP addresses, even have upgraded to a full IPv6 connection.
Nothing has made any difference what-so-ever, still get the disconnects, once it starts doing the disconnects, rebooting works for a while - if you don't reboot then the disconnects just get more frequent.
Had 20 of them today - the router is keeping a nice little log for me 🙂
Maybe I should phone apple support and raise a case each time it disconnects, wonder how many tickets I could have raised 🙂
On a more serious note, let's hope that the past 18 months of sticking by apple when they have been going through a tough time with WiFi will pay off, I'm giving it a few more weeks otherwise machine will be on eBay and I'll get myself a shiny new HP or IBM (Really considering this as although I've been an apple fan for years, there is only so much I can take!)
I'm missing e-mails as a result, as mail will refuse to connect to the server, cannot stay connected to a VMWare View host for longer than 10 minutes at a time, RDP sessions disconnect blah blah blah.
Error from mail as an example: -
There may be a problem with the mail server or network. Verify the settings for account “iCloud” or try again.
The server returned the error: Connections to the server “p17-imap.mail.me.com” on the default ports timed out.
Luckily I have the RJ45 adapter so have been using that when in the office, not ideal or possible at home though (well not without drilling a few holes!)
Here's to hoping 10.11.5 will fix it, if not I'm out of the apple camp.