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Problem with motherboard and LAN connection

Problem with motherboard and LAN connection

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StoormBack
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05-29-2021, 10:22 AM
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So motherboard is a z590 plus wifi windows 10 pro. The issue I was having was it seemed like pages took a little more time to load then all browsers stopped loading. On my switch I still had activity to my computer. But I could still see people in steam didn't try to talk to them but it wasn't disconnected. But also in steam like trying to go threw the store it couldn't do anything either. So i just ran the windows troubleshooter said something about couldn't find dns and the internet icon would come and go but still no internet. So I tried the trouble shooter again this time said it found a fix would you like to try I hit yes then had to do a restart so im guessing it just reset the adapters and have internet again but was wondering if I might have something to worry about or not. I did a windows update last week but would think that would cause issues before now.
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StoormBack
05-29-2021, 10:22 AM #1

So motherboard is a z590 plus wifi windows 10 pro. The issue I was having was it seemed like pages took a little more time to load then all browsers stopped loading. On my switch I still had activity to my computer. But I could still see people in steam didn't try to talk to them but it wasn't disconnected. But also in steam like trying to go threw the store it couldn't do anything either. So i just ran the windows troubleshooter said something about couldn't find dns and the internet icon would come and go but still no internet. So I tried the trouble shooter again this time said it found a fix would you like to try I hit yes then had to do a restart so im guessing it just reset the adapters and have internet again but was wondering if I might have something to worry about or not. I did a windows update last week but would think that would cause issues before now.

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iiDarkSoul
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05-29-2021, 10:52 AM
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There could be various reasons behind the problem, such as faulty network drivers, incorrect DNS or IP settings, duplicate local IP addresses, and more. You shouldn't be too concerned if the issue has already been resolved and didn't reappear. Not long ago, my laptop's Wi-Fi card stopped functioning completely. I simply opened Device Manager, removed the drivers, refreshed the manager, and Windows automatically installed new ones—it worked right away.
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iiDarkSoul
05-29-2021, 10:52 AM #2

There could be various reasons behind the problem, such as faulty network drivers, incorrect DNS or IP settings, duplicate local IP addresses, and more. You shouldn't be too concerned if the issue has already been resolved and didn't reappear. Not long ago, my laptop's Wi-Fi card stopped functioning completely. I simply opened Device Manager, removed the drivers, refreshed the manager, and Windows automatically installed new ones—it worked right away.