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Ethernet Connection Problems

Ethernet Connection Problems

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_Geqr_
Senior Member
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11-14-2022, 12:37 AM
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I recently assembled this PC and whenever I run BO6, the Ethernet link drops unexpectedly and restarts about 5 to 10 seconds after losing connection. To be truthful, I’m unsure if it happens only during gaming or all the time, especially since it switches back to Wi-Fi but becomes more apparent when playing. For reference: I’m using Windows 11 and my motherboard is an MSI - MPG Z790 EDGE WIFI.
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_Geqr_
11-14-2022, 12:37 AM #1

I recently assembled this PC and whenever I run BO6, the Ethernet link drops unexpectedly and restarts about 5 to 10 seconds after losing connection. To be truthful, I’m unsure if it happens only during gaming or all the time, especially since it switches back to Wi-Fi but becomes more apparent when playing. For reference: I’m using Windows 11 and my motherboard is an MSI - MPG Z790 EDGE WIFI.

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Redstoner137
Posting Freak
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11-14-2022, 01:02 AM
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You’ll need additional testing steps. Disable Wi-Fi fully during wired use. Perform a speed test to check performance under load, or download a Linux ISO (4-5 GB) and use a peer-to-peer network with limited peers (max 10). Apply Windows updates and observe connection stability. It may relate to DHCP lease timing—consider assigning a static IP outside Windows control panel settings. In the Control Panel, navigate to Network → Advanced → Change adapter options. Right-click your Ethernet adapter, select Properties. Under IP properties, replace automatic settings with a manual IP address. To set this correctly, identify your router’s IP via Command Prompt (type ipconfig; look for gateway). Enter a static IP and reconnect the Ethernet cable. If issues persist, toggle off Internet Protocol version 6 and re-enable the adapter.
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Redstoner137
11-14-2022, 01:02 AM #2

You’ll need additional testing steps. Disable Wi-Fi fully during wired use. Perform a speed test to check performance under load, or download a Linux ISO (4-5 GB) and use a peer-to-peer network with limited peers (max 10). Apply Windows updates and observe connection stability. It may relate to DHCP lease timing—consider assigning a static IP outside Windows control panel settings. In the Control Panel, navigate to Network → Advanced → Change adapter options. Right-click your Ethernet adapter, select Properties. Under IP properties, replace automatic settings with a manual IP address. To set this correctly, identify your router’s IP via Command Prompt (type ipconfig; look for gateway). Enter a static IP and reconnect the Ethernet cable. If issues persist, toggle off Internet Protocol version 6 and re-enable the adapter.

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VsantigoV
Member
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11-15-2022, 03:41 PM
#3
Monitoring a server repeatedly on a different screen might reveal patterns. Launch a command prompt and input the appropriate ping commands for each service, observing the response times.
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VsantigoV
11-15-2022, 03:41 PM #3

Monitoring a server repeatedly on a different screen might reveal patterns. Launch a command prompt and input the appropriate ping commands for each service, observing the response times.