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There is internet, but there is no internet, pages do not load

scidrov 52017 33
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  • #1 12403923
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    The problem is - sometimes after a certain session on the computer, something like the internet goes out. It's still at the bottom of the corner and, for example, when I play online, it doesn't disconnect me from the server, but then I can't, for example, log in again, nor does any browser load any page. It just freezes and keeps loading... But no effect until I reset my computer. I have Windows 7 64x ultimate, my provider is Multimedia Polska sa
    When it goes out, I try these maneuvers, but they still don't work:
    - CCleaner,
    - I completely clear the history in Chrome,
    - I change DNS addresses to Google or even if I use those from benchname, nothing loads at all even after a reset,
    - enter ipconfig, renew, flush dns, etc.
    Please help me, I can't do it anymore.
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  • #2 12403949
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    Set the cards in the computer, in TCP / IP it has auto-config.
    Show screenshot from the router with WAN, LAN. Are you connecting over LAN or WiFi?
  • #3 12403959
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    Everything is set to auto, I have a lan connection and also wifi on the laptop (at the moment also active and there are no such problems)
    I don't know how to show a screenshot from the router.
  • #4 12403970
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    Log in via your browser to the router
  • #5 12403987
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    I have no idea as I don't have that information. No, nothing will come out if I enter my ip from speedtest.net where www

    Added after 6 [minutes]:

    login to the router
    Oh! This link looks broken.
    Suggestions:
    Search on Google:
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  • #6 12404017
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    Type ipconfig/all in cmd. Gateway address of the active card is the address of your router (starts with 10 or 192 and ends with 1 or 254. You enter this address into the browser. Is this your router? Do you have a login and password for it?
  • #7 12404042
    M_egg
    Level 10  
    The first thing I would check - if you have a router - is if you don't have a timeout (or vice versa - if you have keep-alive, redial set) on the router. Such a configuration parameter responsible for whether the connection is constantly maintained or not.
  • #8 12404059
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    https://obrazki.elektroda.pl/8333842400_1370896628.jpg

    probably something with the gate is what you are talking about, I typed in the browser please
    oops! Google Chrome was unable to connect to page 81.190.224.1
    Suggestions:
    Try reloading: 81.190.224.1
    Search on Google:

    I don't know the router was with me when they came to install the internet I don't know any logins and passwords
  • #9 12404071
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    Looks like you don't have a router(?)
    What are you connecting to the Internet for?
  • #10 12404093
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    I think we are confusing the concepts here I have such a modem with a router, it is connected to a stationary computer with a cable and wifi to a laptop
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  • #11 12404140
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    We're not wrong...
    Disable tunnel adapters in device manager. Restart the computer, check if the tunnel cards are still disabled and give IPconfig /all again (full screen - because you can't see the whole thing).
    what router?
  • #12 12404149
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    cisco ep2425 router, this is full screen

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    the tunnel card is like I have this realtek pci something?
  • #13 12404173
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    No, it's the ones below [tunnel card].
    voitek1 wrote:
    ...Disable tunnel adapters in device manager. Restart the computer, check that the tunnel cards are still disabled and run IPconfig/all again...
  • #14 12404186
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    I don't see such
  • #17 12404386
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    voitek1 wrote:
    ...give me a screenshot of device manager with extended network cards
  • #18 12404424
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    can't :c

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    there is no program that would fix it or some logs I will show you to see if something is wrong
  • #19 12404439
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    click on the triangle in front of [network cards]
  • #20 12404503
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    you can't, like in 99% of other forums, check the logs and deduce something from them, it probably doesn't work anyway what do you want to do

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    voitek1 wrote:
    click on the triangle in front of [network cards]

    and there is only realtek family something
  • #21 12404876
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    What are the logs for when I know you have a misconfigured card or router. Until you give a dump, you will not know what to enter and where ...
  • #23 12406196
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    scidrov wrote:
    ...sometimes after a certain session on the computer, something like the internet goes out. It is still at the bottom of the corner and, for example, when I play online, it does not disconnect me from the server, but then I cannot, for example, log in again, nor does any browser load any page ...
    You need to disable virtual cards (L2TP, PPPoE PPTP and Torredo Tunneling). I don't know which one connects during the game, but after switching it on, unfortunately, it does not disconnect and you have a tunnel connection to the game server. Hence the lack of net/ Probably after reboot there are no problems as long as you don't start playing on the server...
  • #24 12406234
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    how to disable these cards in the manager? and then it will fix the problem? the game is e.g. world of warcraft

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

    Should I turn it off and then it won't turn on again or should I uninstall it?
  • #26 12406641
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    Okay
    a) turn it off, it doesn't turn on anymore, no problem
    b) uninstall

    Added after 2 [hours] 18 [minutes]:

    test
  • #28 12416807
    scidrov
    Level 12  
    the problem reappeared even though the cards were turned off what now
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  • #29 12417442
    voitek1
    Level 39  
    drop:
    Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing intermittent internet connectivity issues on a Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate system, specifically with the provider Multimedia Polska SA. The user reports that while the internet appears connected, web pages fail to load, requiring a computer reset to restore functionality. Various troubleshooting steps have been attempted, including using CCleaner, clearing browser history, changing DNS settings, and executing command line commands like ipconfig. Responses from other users suggest checking router settings, disabling virtual network adapters, and using diagnostic tools like HitmanPro to identify and repair Winsock issues. The user has a Cisco EP2425 modem/router setup and is advised to provide screenshots of network configurations for further assistance.
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