Recent content by minis_pozdol

Alright, so the PCIe ethernet card hid the issue. Restarted a couple of times and successfully connected to the internet constantly. Tonnes of thanks!

I tried setting a static IP and gateway, but still encountered the same issue. I'll look into buying a PCIe ethernet card since I do have an extra slot. I'll update you guys if it manages to fix the issue. Thanks for your help!

So, I used a different cable, a cat5e cable (I don't know whether or not it's pure copper, but I doubt that's the issue) and ran it through directly into the main router for my home, bypassing the in-wall cable. Unfortunately, it is still the same issue. It might be a configuration issue with...

So, it already connected to the primary router. the thing is that my house has a inbuilt lan cabling throughout, it appears to be a cat6 cable 2050mhz. The cable connecting to my PC from the wall socket is a Dynamix Model: PLE-C6A-1. I don't really know too much about lan cables could the...

Hey guys, so I've been having this issue for quite some time now. Basically, if I'm lucky, I would be able to connect to the internet every time I boot up. Most of the time that isn't the case, and I had multiple attempts of going online, researching and testing solutions to fix the probelm with...

Yes, you are right. These are just old routers that I manually set so it would act as Access Points. Anyways, I managed to find what the problem was, the tenant's router (AP2) had DHCPv6 enabled. I had only turned off the DHCP server for IPv4 on both routers/access points. AP1 and main router...

Hello there, I recently installed a couple of WiFi access points (let's called them AP1 and AP2) within my home, and thought that I had installed everything correctly. However, after I installed the last Access Point (AP2), I began to have issues with devices connected to AP1. My Android phone...