its amd cpu nvidia gpu and a b850 tomahawk max wifi which i believe is wifi 7. still ive never had a game delete my wifi before and ive been playing games a long time
thank you, looks like latest hardware is installed on your machine. how about your router?
"if" your BIOS / UEFI is on latest firmware, check its settings ..
i again can guess as some installed software and/or driver corrupts your WLAN stability, or even additionally caused by your router .. you use a latest WIFI hardware on your machine which is capable to run Wifi 7 and 6 GHz, can your router handle it? do you run 5 GHz or even 6 GHz only .. you hide informations and i begin to lose interest as i need to repeat myself
about AMD issues, Steam forums are filled with topics as AMD causes problems, even Steam "CONTINUES" to try to fix "any" AMD bs .. just as a "quick" and maybe latest example:
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SteamClientBeta/announcements/detail/540007781835474433
when you have received your new PC, have you had it completely wiped, formatted and fresh & clean installed before primary useage? it is always a must-do as pre-installed (pre-fab) machines always include old, corrupted, incompatible, "CONFLICTING" and even malicious drivers and software installed .. you can NEVER trust such pre-fab machines ..
lets simply begin as an example with McAfee or Norton pre-installed.. only a fresh and clean install of your OS helps here as these pre-installed "ROOTKITS" literally EXCHANGE critical and isolated system files .. literally act as rootkits and trojans .. it is malicious and heavily conflicting, clearly corrupting your whole system. you need to do a fresh & clean install as mentioned up ..
i already understand as you want to focus on BF2042 as it is the only game which causes these WLAN network issues, and to which other games do you compare? .. but i rather think it relies deeper as mentioned.
AMD CPU / motherboard
Bloated PC
Corrupted drivers / software
Router ...
which anti-vir and/or firewall is installed as it could also cause these explicit issues? i highly recommend
ESET
[www.av-comparatives.org]
+ Windows Defender combo, compare
here
[www.av-comparatives.org]
how are your CPU temperatures while playing? run
HWiNFO
[www.hwinfo.com]
(sensors only) in background, play a game, check temperatures .. if your CPU overheats and causes thermal throtteling, cores are shutdown briefly to prevent (further) damage which can cause performance loss at the very first stage, next level is your games minimize automatically, 3rd level to crash running processes, 4th level is a BSOD, and the final 5th stage is causing (permanent) hardware damage due to heat and shuts down your machine. your CPU may never exceed 90°C~92°C and you might need to underclock and if possible to undervolt (max -0.025V) your beasty CPU .. your GPU may never exceed 80°C~85°C
have you checked some system settings to keep up your WLAN connection?
personally i never had a single issue with BF2042, neither with my old machine, nor with my new machine .. for once i only got a black screen casued by an early BF2042 version, thats all .. and an other issue was caused by outdated GPU drivers which i had immediately reported to NVIDIA Support and Devs
before i need to repeat myself and to request again more informations .. do a FULL wipe of ALL HDDs or SSDs, do a fresh & clean install your OS .. it is HEALTHY to do this .. yes, it is a time invest of about 2~3 hours, but it is worthy.
and "NO", NEVER do a so-called "rollback" .. wipe EVERYTHING
"LESS is always MORE .."
-- a bloated machine or device sucks
and in the end, it was a damaged or lose WIFI card .. but i still think it is a corrupted driver or software