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Repeated Internet Interruptions on Windows 10 Laptop Despite Formatting and Driver Updates

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  • #31 17112918
    xero25x
    Level 7  
    Probably because I did not rummage through anything and did not update any drivers myself.
    Anyway, I do the format again, I will upload the drivers from the official websites without any program and I will write tomorrow if something has changed or not

    Edit. As I suspected, it did not change anything, another format and uploading drivers from the official website. The internet continues to disconnect like crazy
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  • #32 17113730
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist  
    xero25x wrote:
    On one with win7 everything works fine, but on the other one with win10 there is the same problem, nothing has changed every now and then it disconnects

    This points to the fault of the W10 itself or some update of it.

    Something a lot of people have a problem with W10 lately, especially over wifi.

    Using Some Driver Assistant Software - Very Bad Idea!
    What is it, the manufacturer of the equipment itself does not provide drivers for it?
  • #33 17113785
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Check the cable connecting the modem with the router or replace it, is it sometimes the cause of disconnecting the Internet? Of course, you checked the router-laptop connection itself, does it see the router's SSID when the modem is disconnected? And does it stop connecting to the router?
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  • #34 17113920
    xero25x
    Level 7  
    If it were a cable, the internet would also break in all devices, not only on the win10 laptop. I have a connection to the router only every now and then there is no internet connection.
    I called the supplier, he said that the drivers of my laptop with the router may be biting and they have to come to change to the tp link, we'll see if it will do anything.
  • #35 17113934
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    And there is an option, this router is old and you have probably never been updated?
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  • #36 17114293
    xero25x
    Level 7  
    It was probably not the old one, because I have had internet from this provider for half a year and they gave me a new one, so it should be ok, the fact was never updated. I will check if it is better because I am at work and I have no way
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  • #38 17115113
    xero25x
    Level 7  
    The router was replaced with TP Link and the problem disappeared, so I think these drivers were biting each other and it was the fault, also the problem was solved.
  • #39 17115140
    KOCUREK1970
    Network and Internet specialist  
    xero25x wrote:
    I guess these drivers clashed with each other

    Not the drivers - just the computer's network card disliked the router's chipset very much.
    There are cuts in hardware costs at every turn.
  • #40 17115894
    climber67
    Level 9  
    For me, it was also a network card
  • #41 17682437
    mislew
    Level 1  
    After long battles, this method helped me and I tried all of the above and more.
    On this page (www here because I have too few points to add links) "catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx" I entered the name of my network card, ordered the drivers by date, downloaded the latest, unpacked them to the folder and manually updated the drivers in the device manager pointing to the folder to which I unpacked them, and that's it, the newer drivers did the trick (although Windows and programs like "driverindtyfikator" or driver booster didn't find the newer ones, my problem appeared with larger data packages).
  • #42 17687052
    markooff
    E-Commerce-Betreuer  
    By the way, it is absurd or just a shame that nowadays new card / device chipsets and the drivers released to them have a problem with something as basic and standardized as frame transmission in the 2nd OSI layer using the IEEE 802.3 Ethernet / IEEE 802.3z protocol, Gigabit Ethernet with speeds not exceeding 1Gbit / s ... do not think Colleagues? ;) :P
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The discussion revolves around persistent internet interruptions on a Windows 10 laptop, despite formatting and updating drivers. The user reports that while a Windows 7 laptop works fine, the Windows 10 device frequently loses connection, showing "request timed out" in the command line. Various troubleshooting steps are suggested, including checking router settings, Wi-Fi adapter configurations, and ensuring correct driver installations. The user eventually replaces the router with a TP-Link model, which resolves the connectivity issues, indicating a compatibility problem between the laptop's network card and the original router's chipset.
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