Internet connection cuts out after 10-30 minutes

[MegaMonkeyBoy117]

Basically when I boot up my computer the internet is fine for approximately 30 minutes however then it says that there is limited connectivity, if I try to solve this problem through diagnostics it says the Ethernet cable is disconnected (Which it isn't), I've tried creating a static IP address as well as ipconfig /release and renew

The adapter is Qualcomm Atheros AR8161 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.30)
And the driver is up to date
Furthermore other devices still connect to the router fine

 

[RealBeast]

What version of Windows are you running?

One quick fix that often fixes such issues is to change the MAC address of the adapter using the free tool from HERE.

 

[Dave8671]

Before we get started... have you tried another cable see if this issue stops? Other wise we and I need more information to help.

*MS windows version
*What driver did you install or did windows update it?
*Brand model of computer

Thnaks

 

[MegaMonkeyBoy117]

Before we get started... have you tried another cable see if this issue stops? Other wise we and I need more information to help.

*MS windows version
*What driver did you install or did windows update it?
*Brand model of computer

Thnaks

Im currently running Windows 10
Windows updated it
Its custom built
Also I have tried different cables
Thanks for any help that could be given

 

[MegaMonkeyBoy117]

What version of Windows are you running?

One quick fix that often fixes such issues is to change the MAC address of the adapter using the free tool from HERE.

Thanks for the help though unfortunately it didn't work, do you know of any other solutions that might help me?
Also I'm running Windows 10

 

[RealBeast]

Ah, Windows 10. That is where the issue lies.

I was not aware that there was a new driver set for that card, and the older driver did not work for many users AFAIK. I would try installing them again in compatibility mode or replace your card for $28 with THIS Intel card that does support Windows 10.

 

[MegaMonkeyBoy117]

Ah, Windows 10. That is where the issue lies.

I was not aware that there was a new driver set for that card, and the older driver did not work for many users AFAIK. I would try installing them again in compatibility mode or replace your card for $28 with THIS Intel card that does support Windows 10.

I found this out after a bit of digging, but do you happen to know a safe website to download drivers from? Thanks for all the help

 

[RealBeast]

Any of the main driver pages that allow individual driver downloads are fine. For Intel go to their support download page.