I'm getting this error in my event log every so often as my network connection crashes.
Name resolution for the name <www.XXX.com> timed out after none of the configured DNS servers responded.
I have to reset my network card (disable and then enable in Device Manager) in order to get a connection back. I have seen this issue in relation to Windows 7 on at least a dozen different forums now, and no one has a solution, which is ridiculous. It has nothing to do with our computers, everyone posting it has different network cards. It is obviously a Windows 7 issue.
- Someone suggested it was the Bonjour service for iTunes, this turned out not to be true.
- It only happens under heavier traffic, like when loading a lot of images or a YouTube video.
- The times it happens are completely random--I've gone without the issue for weeks, and it just started up again.
Has anyone had this problem and figured out how to stop their network connections from being randomly dropped?
Name resolution for the name <www.XXX.com> timed out after none of the configured DNS servers responded.
I have to reset my network card (disable and then enable in Device Manager) in order to get a connection back. I have seen this issue in relation to Windows 7 on at least a dozen different forums now, and no one has a solution, which is ridiculous. It has nothing to do with our computers, everyone posting it has different network cards. It is obviously a Windows 7 issue.
- Someone suggested it was the Bonjour service for iTunes, this turned out not to be true.
- It only happens under heavier traffic, like when loading a lot of images or a YouTube video.
- The times it happens are completely random--I've gone without the issue for weeks, and it just started up again.
Has anyone had this problem and figured out how to stop their network connections from being randomly dropped?
