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The forum discussion centers on a user experiencing frequent internet disconnections, despite all connections appearing correct. The user, who built their PC and uses a wired connection upstairs with a TP-Link wireless adapter, seeks help to resolve the issue. Responders suggest updating network drivers, with guidance provided on how to find and update drivers via the device manufacturer's website or Device Manager, reflecting a collaborative effort to troubleshoot the connectivity problem.
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My internet connction keeps going off , it happens lots of times everyday lately . All the connections seem to be in right . Can someone please help me .
 

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The wires are downstairs (the router ) , its wired the BT operator said it would get the best connection speeds that way , I wish it had been wireless I don't know if that's possible now . Getting it wireless I mean . The wireless adaptor in my usb port is a tp-link AC600 .
 
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Well I'd start by verifying you have the most current drivers for your network card.
 
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Neemobeer , And how do I manage that . ?
 

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Go to the support page for your computer manufacturer and enter your model. There should be a driver section and a network section under that with the most recent driver.
 
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Then you'll need to look in Device Manager and go to the device manufacturer website for the driver
 
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Google the device name and the word driver
 

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Look how do I find it from this snip .
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If it's a wired NIC then no
 

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I clicked TP-LINK Wireless USB Adapter . it says the device is working properly . When I went to driver and tried to update it , it said it was the latest driver . I will have to log off now . Good night .
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