No wifi with newer kernel update

Hello everyone,
I use Pop OS 22.04 on my Asus laptop and have an issue with wifi. I installed Pop as soon as I received it. The laptop has Realtek wifi and it did not immediately work with Pop. I found about the third party RTL drivers you can install and that has worked great for a while. After a few kernel updates since installing the wifi no longer worked. I rebooted to the older kernel and everything went back to normal.

Since that point there have been more kernel updates and I keep booting to an older kernel. The wifi still won’t work if I go to the latest and now it’s getting unstable even when I boot to the older one. Sometimes it will just drop and won’t connect without a reboot while other times if I just go into airplane mode and then back out it reconnects.

My last laptop had Realtek as well and I had the exact same problems in Linux Mint. I should have done more research prior to buying and made sure I had different wifi hardware. I also should have tested in live mode before installing. Lessons learned. Anyway, does anyone have advice on how to get things working correctly again? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ken

Disregard. I installed the RTL drivers from the Github repo and everything works now.