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Unusual Network Issue The system is experiencing strange connectivity problems.

Unusual Network Issue The system is experiencing strange connectivity problems.

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Jelle2311
Junior Member
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01-23-2022, 11:56 PM
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I experienced an unusual network issue with my PC... It doesn't lose connection under any circumstances, no matter how long the system runs. However, after some time, certain functions stop working. For instance, during an 8-hour gaming session in an online game, everything remains stable as long as I'm playing. But websites like YouTube or other sites fail to load unexpectedly in my browser. For example, when trying to search something, the site seems to work fine, but when I click, nothing appears. It doesn't matter how long I wait; the content never loads. Occasionally, gaming works smoothly—Spotify and online games function properly—but Discord becomes unresponsive. I've tried uninstalling every networking driver multiple times without any improvement. After some searching, I found three CMD commands that seem to resolve the problem. Using them consistently fixes everything. Still, a day later the same issue resurfaced. I'm unsure if these commands are the only solution. The problem might lie elsewhere. My PC specs are: Intel I7-11700K, Asus Strix Z590 E-Gaming, 32GB Wi-Fi, Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO, Asus TUF 3080Ti, Be Quiet Power 11, 1000W.
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Jelle2311
01-23-2022, 11:56 PM #1

I experienced an unusual network issue with my PC... It doesn't lose connection under any circumstances, no matter how long the system runs. However, after some time, certain functions stop working. For instance, during an 8-hour gaming session in an online game, everything remains stable as long as I'm playing. But websites like YouTube or other sites fail to load unexpectedly in my browser. For example, when trying to search something, the site seems to work fine, but when I click, nothing appears. It doesn't matter how long I wait; the content never loads. Occasionally, gaming works smoothly—Spotify and online games function properly—but Discord becomes unresponsive. I've tried uninstalling every networking driver multiple times without any improvement. After some searching, I found three CMD commands that seem to resolve the problem. Using them consistently fixes everything. Still, a day later the same issue resurfaced. I'm unsure if these commands are the only solution. The problem might lie elsewhere. My PC specs are: Intel I7-11700K, Asus Strix Z590 E-Gaming, 32GB Wi-Fi, Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO, Asus TUF 3080Ti, Be Quiet Power 11, 1000W.

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AiRsOfTgAmEr
Junior Member
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01-23-2022, 11:56 PM
#2
keep yourself safe... try reinstalling Windows... that’s what happened before.
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AiRsOfTgAmEr
01-23-2022, 11:56 PM #2

keep yourself safe... try reinstalling Windows... that’s what happened before.