[SOLVED] ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT error for all websites

[CJW716]

My PC is connected to a wireless router via an Ethernet cord, and 2 times today I have connected to the router for about 5 minutes, and then all websites on chrome throw an ERR_Connection_Timed_Out error. Microsoft Edge cannot connect to sites either. I simply connected directly to the wall port for the day and the internet works flawlessly, and tried again tonight. Internet worked for about 5 minutes using a PC -> Router via ethernet system. Then after 5 minutes the connection timed out on all sites again.

I've done things like clearing my chrome history and cookies, flushing my DNS, release/renewing my IP, but that was hours ago so I'm open to any suggestions for fixing this. No major changes to the setup have happened between yesterday's normal function, and this issue.

Any help is appreciated

 

[techgeek]

Have you tried to power cycle your router?

 

[CJW716]

Have you tried to power cycle your router?

Yea I've powercycled twice and left it off most of the day between the 2 tests

 

[bill001g]

When you get error can ping your router IP.

Can you ping 8.8.8.8 when you are getting errors. If you can the problem is not a network true network outage it may just be a dns issue.

 

[CJW716]

When you get error can ping your router IP.

Can you ping 8.8.8.8 when you are getting errors. If you can the problem is not a network true network outage it may just be a dns issue.

I can ping my own IP Address with good latency and 0 packet loss. The Request times out all 4 times when attempting to ping 8.8.8.8 with 100% packet loss. This test was done when the ERR_Connection_Timed_Out screen had just happened

 

[techgeek]

You didn't say whether or not you pinged your routers IP.

 

[CJW716]

You didn't say whether or not you pinged your routers IP.

Sorry I phrased it poorly. I pinged 192.168.1.2 which is what IPconfig listed as my ipv4 address. That was what had 0 packet loss and good latency

 

[techgeek]

So the issue isn't on the LAN side of your router as you can ping it while at the same time not able to ping on the WAN side.

If this is the case, then something is going on with your router or the modem. Is your router supplied by your ISP? Or is the router yours and you connect to your ISP's modem?