ExSp33db1rd, this seems to be quite a common problem and I assume you have one of those Ralink Wireless Adapters. As you can see from the link I posted there are just a couple of articles to read so I shall pop back in once I have perused them and see if I can find a solution. Problems with those adapters do ring a bell but I would need 10 or so years to revive those useless cells now just taking up space between the ears.
https://www.google.com.au/#q=HP+ProB...ess+connection
One thing to try, open Device Manager --> Network Adapters --> double click the Wireless adapter --> Power Management tab and untick
Allow the computer to turn off the device to save power
In the meantime I will read the other posted linked above. If the above works or doesn't work, please advise accordingly. Thanks.
