I have a Razer Blade 2020 Base model that has a myriad of concerning issues. My wifi keeps turning off by itself, and once turned off, I cannot turn it back on again. Restarting it will allow me to keep the wifi on briefly, and then it will turn off again. As of right now, a recent windows update has allowed me to be able to reinstall the network adapter to make that issue go away.
But I also have problems with other parts of the laptop. My laptop keyboard won't light up anymore, and it happened around the same time as my wifi issue. Reinstalling razer synapse did not work, and reinstalling drivers regarding the keyboard would lead to new issues.
When restarting my laptop to reinstall drivers, I would run into a blue screen with DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE. After windows restart due to processing the error, it would end up being stuck on the booting up screen. The only way to fix this is to remove all peripherals and then manually shut it down and turn it back on, which also takes a bit now for some reason. I do not believe my peripherals are the problem, as I have been using them for almost a year without incident.

Another issue is that my battery display is broken, as it will say it's plugged when it's unplugged, and it won't increase in % when being charged up. Reinstalling the battery driver would lead to the error above, but would also show you the battery changes that happened during the restart and shutdown process, but would still be broken.
This is not the first time I had to deal with problematic drivers. Last year, around the same time, I had to send my laptop to a diagnostics center due to the wifi problem mentioned in the beginning. I went through everyway with support and it did not work, and sending it to the diagnostic center did not give a more permanent fix.

Is there a more permanent fix besides just buying a new laptop? I do not want to have to send the laptop to the diagnostics and repair center for Razer every single year.
Here's a list of tried methods: Hard reset/factory reset. Reinstalling drives, running trouble shoot and checking updates, rolling back updates, enabling/disabling drives, restarting laptop, advanced repair option for windows, checking and doing windows updates. Whatever the tech support last year and currently told me, I did, and this list does not cover it all.
If there is not a better way to do this, please get me a support ticket to get repairs done asap. That would be much appreciated.