connection lost while using power pack

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Hi, I hope I haven't opened a duplicate thread. I'm new to the forum and just introduced myself.
For a few days now (since update 1.69 came out) I've been experiencing a connection problem that only occurs while using the power pack.
While I'm doing free practice or qualifying, after two or three laps the connection drops, even though the PS5 appears to be connected.
I can't use a LAN cable because the modem isn't nearby.
After testing the connection and verifying that the PS5 is actually online, Gran Turismo 7 comes back online. However, when I try to run any race on the Power Pack, the track and car don't appear on the screen; everything is black, with only the various displays like the speedometer, track map, and so on visible.
Does this happen to other users? If so, is there a way to fix it?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me!
 
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Bizio5778
Hi, I hope I haven't opened a duplicate thread. I'm new to the forum and just introduced myself.
For a few days now (since update 1.69 came out) I've been experiencing a connection problem that only occurs while using the power pack.
While I'm doing free practice or qualifying, after two or three laps the connection drops, even though the PS5 appears to be connected.
I can't use a LAN cable because the modem isn't nearby.
After testing the connection and verifying that the PS5 is actually online, Gran Turismo 7 comes back online. However, when I try to run any race on the Power Pack, the track and car don't appear on the screen; everything is black, with only the various displays like the speedometer, track map, and so on visible.
Does this happen to other users? If so, is there a way to fix it?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me!
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