Unable to retrieve IP address for Ethernet connection.
Unable to retrieve IP address for Ethernet connection.
When I reset the router, I get Wi-Fi for a short time. After checking the IP settings with 'ipconfig', the connection works once the router is reset and the PC joins. However, after some time it drops, and this happens again when I restart my PC. But if I restart the router again, I can reconnect to the Wi-Fi for a while.
The screenshot indicates you have internet access. However, your outbound IPv6 address might be unavailable. The WAN IPv6 connection could be down, but it should switch to IPv4 for most websites and services automatically. Your wireless speed appears at 100.0 Mbps, yet you're using a 2.5 GbE adapter—this may mean you're exceeding your network capacity, especially if others are using bandwidth-intensive activities like streaming high-definition video.
The image appears perfectly fine. Your device is online with a stable connection at 100Mbps, whether connected via router or switch. You mentioned Wi-Fi again, but the screenshot shows a wired NIC. Did we resolve that earlier about not using Wi-Fi?