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Hello,
I also have the same problem: for a few weeks now I've been disconnected from the Internet and I'm going into "local only" mode.
The only way to fix it is to reset my network adapter (which Windows suggests when I click on "Diagnose")! It's very strange. Sometimes I even have to unplug/replug the livebox. The most amazing thing is that once the connection is made, and the network adapter is reset, it works every time. But it is happening more and more frequently, which is quite annoying.
Computer: Dell XPS M1330
ISP: Orange (livebox)
Network adapter: Broadcom Netlink (TM) Fast Ethernet
No update problems, I've checked the latest versions of the adapter.
If anyone has an idea, or if anyone is experiencing the same issue, please feel free to reach out, a little help would be appreciated :)
See you soon.
I also have the same problem: for a few weeks now I've been disconnected from the Internet and I'm going into "local only" mode.
The only way to fix it is to reset my network adapter (which Windows suggests when I click on "Diagnose")! It's very strange. Sometimes I even have to unplug/replug the livebox. The most amazing thing is that once the connection is made, and the network adapter is reset, it works every time. But it is happening more and more frequently, which is quite annoying.
Computer: Dell XPS M1330
ISP: Orange (livebox)
Network adapter: Broadcom Netlink (TM) Fast Ethernet
No update problems, I've checked the latest versions of the adapter.
If anyone has an idea, or if anyone is experiencing the same issue, please feel free to reach out, a little help would be appreciated :)
See you soon.
Hello
I just bought a new tower with Vista on it and I also have this problem
every time I start up, I have to reset my network card to have internet (Freebox connected via ethernet cable)
Thank you for your responses
I just bought a new tower with Vista on it and I also have this problem
every time I start up, I have to reset my network card to have internet (Freebox connected via ethernet cable)
Thank you for your responses
Finally, my problem has mysteriously disappeared... I wonder if the ISP was to blame (bad compatibility of the Livebox during updates?)
Thank you for your responses.
Thank you for your responses.
Hello everyone, I have the same problem, it's been about 2 months since my computer has been asking me to reset the network card, and it has also been 2 months since my computer has been slow. Before, there were no connection problems except very rarely, and I could play Assassin's Creed perfectly, but now there are major connection issues and the game is lagging badly.
I wanted to know if you have also experienced a decrease in the performance of your computer (slower computer).
This makes me think there might be a spy virus that could be occupying the connection and the RAM of the computer; however, I have done a lot of antivirus tests and nothing has been reported, I have also cleared up a lot of software, etc.
But the problem still persists.
I wanted to know if you have also experienced a decrease in the performance of your computer (slower computer).
This makes me think there might be a spy virus that could be occupying the connection and the RAM of the computer; however, I have done a lot of antivirus tests and nothing has been reported, I have also cleared up a lot of software, etc.
But the problem still persists.
how did you change this setting?
I can't find the router in the control panel
thanks in advance
Pat