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Yes it was a wireless keyboard. I never even considered the keyboard, wow. Learned something new today, the current keyboard I have is wired.

I haven't had connections issues ever since my old keyboard died. I find it weird that my network issues just stopped around the same time my keyboard died. I don't want to say that an after market keyboard caused my issues but I do find it interesting they stopped around the same time. If I...

The house was made in the 1960s

I did some research on it and it might not be a viable option for me. The wiring in my house is really old and wired really weird. I might try an antenna and see if that improves the signal strength...

I am sorry, I am not sure what powerline adapters are so no I have not tried that yet.

It is a motherboard and this is the same model. http://www.ascendtech.us/dell-inspiron-3650-motherboard-c2xkd_i_mbisddell0c2xkd.aspx I am also going to investigate the Netgear that I am connected to. That is what I use to reach the router since its closer then the actual router. Its a shame...

I am inside of the routers web interface. I found out I can disconnect and reconnect if I lose my internet connection completely. I looked in netstat -ano when it was down and noticed a couple of weird facts: 7 applications that should have a connection do have a connection. Their state was...

I can see if I can do that tomorrow. Is there anything in particular you want me to look for or check?

Hello! I am having a serious problem with my WiFi connection. This problem is only getting worse it seems like and I ran out of ideas. Here is my version of windows with the build. Version 1909 (OS Build 18363.1316). Here are the following troubleshooting steps I have followed already: 1. I...

A simple solution to get the wifi upstairs is to use a wireless extender. It has two antennas one for receiving the signal and one to retransmit that signal. I have an important question. When you go downstairs is the router right there or do you need to go around a corner to get to the router...

Although this might be unlikely but its something worth looking into. Maybe his IP is changing because there is a DHCP server set up in his house? Maybe either him or someone else set up a DHCP server. Besides his computer possibly having malware or someone else going on the PC; I can't think...