Koneko Yorura
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[h=1]Internet connections falls down after I log in?[/h] I got a new computer with Windows 7 about a week ago.
But every time I log in, I have my internet connection for few seconds and then it falls down. (I know I had for a short while it because the skype logs in for a moment or I even manage to launch mozilla with homepage sometimes.) Every time, it falls down for about a minute or two. I don't do absolutely anything to fix it, yet I have it again after those two minutes.
It is very annoying, especially when I gotta solve something quickly.
I think it might be somewhere in windows 7 settings and it does it itself... to maybe check something or so, but what do I know?
ANY advice is much appreciated. It drives me nuts already.
Thank you.
But every time I log in, I have my internet connection for few seconds and then it falls down. (I know I had for a short while it because the skype logs in for a moment or I even manage to launch mozilla with homepage sometimes.) Every time, it falls down for about a minute or two. I don't do absolutely anything to fix it, yet I have it again after those two minutes.
It is very annoying, especially when I gotta solve something quickly.
I think it might be somewhere in windows 7 settings and it does it itself... to maybe check something or so, but what do I know?
ANY advice is much appreciated. It drives me nuts already.
Thank you.
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Koneko Yorura
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If the connection worked well with your old computer, it's probably an issue with your new computer = hardware. It could be an issue with Windows updates, check you have the latest, but I doubt it. Even without updates, the "original" Windows 7 works fine.
You could try with another browser, but I wouldn't be so sure about that, either. Windows usually recognizes net connections quite well. One thing is cable connections, check them - plug off and in, everything is not bits, it's also about physical contact. Or a wire may have got twisted, or something, hard to tell from here.
If you have a USB3 netcard / stick, that could be a problem. It needs the latest updates from Microsoft.
Altogether: With a new computer, check your seller, and use the warranty. No need to fight a one-man-war.![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
You could try with another browser, but I wouldn't be so sure about that, either. Windows usually recognizes net connections quite well. One thing is cable connections, check them - plug off and in, everything is not bits, it's also about physical contact. Or a wire may have got twisted, or something, hard to tell from here.
If you have a USB3 netcard / stick, that could be a problem. It needs the latest updates from Microsoft.
Altogether: With a new computer, check your seller, and use the warranty. No need to fight a one-man-war.
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
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