No, Ethernet problems don't affect wireless functionality.
No, Ethernet problems don't affect wireless functionality.
I have ran a new cat6 cable just to be sure it was not the wiring. Purchased new router and modem. Re installed windows 10. Updated the network adapter's manually 12.18.8.9 (7) 1219-v. did all the new ipconfig/commands in CMD . Went as far as running TronScript/reddit download nothing. I have also double/triple checked all of the settings in my router setting's. I am currently running Windows 10 Version 1909. For my CPU I am running i9-9900k with a ASUS Prime z390-A. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the issue tried many thing's checked setting's made sure they were turned off and looked deep into google for over 5 month's now. all works well then in the morning I will have internet for 3 minuets then dc and have it repeat's itself 10 times Same issue occurs with some times at night. I assumed this was an issue with my isp and am waiting for the fcc to finish there investigation since Cox runs a monopoly around my Area and I am paying 140 $ a month and not getting even close to 300 down and 30 up. Jitter on the nodes will get supper bad but my wireless internet does not go out which makes no sense to me at all.
This seems a bit confusing to me. I tried to read it but didn’t quite grasp what you’re asking. It covers checking and trying to fix issues, which is about the first three-quarters of the message. It looks like the main issue might be missing your rates bandwidth from your ISP. Not sure if that’s the case. It seems ISPs often sell packages they can’t actually provide. The key lies in the “up to” part. All I can do here is clarify the format and ask more precise questions so others with better insight can help.
The main point is that my internet will drop when using Ethernet, but my wireless stays connected. I apologize for adding unnecessary details about other tests. @The_russian confirmed this by checking with different wired devices and testing the cable before installation.