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What have you tried so far?
manually setting my ip usually fixed it, but not this time
That seems to be indicative of dhcp issues, not WiFi issues.
client or server side?
Yes.
Unless the spotty wifi connection is causing the DHCP issue
Unlikely, since DHCP is a pretty short conversation, and other clients aren't having issues.