- Sep 14, 2018
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Hi there,
Here's the situation:
My laptop keeps losing internet access on wifi (It's still connected on the modem but it says "No internet access", but the modem is fine).
When the laptop loses the connection, there are a few freezes. And to temporarily fix it, usually, I have to manually disconnect the laptop from the wifi (bottom right corner and deactivate the wifi) and then reactivate it. Sometimes (rarely) windows' problem solver will do the job. But I find myself a lot using both at the same time: because the troubleshooter won't fix it (never-ending loop of "Reactivating wifi"), and manually it won't reactivate it properly (it actives the wifi but doesn't reconnect...) but somehow doing both windows's troubleshooter and manual deactivation works.
However, sometimes none of that works at all, I manage to reconnect, but instantly loose back the connection. So what I do is a Network Reset, then restart the laptop. And this usually helps a little, until it doesn't and slowly gets worse and worse until I have to do another Network Reset.
But I think it's the 2nd last one I did (Network Reset), didn't work at all, not only it wouldn't reinstall the network. It created an error that basically would make the laptop restart every 5 minutes. I had to use a command (something like "... netsh reset" don't quite remember) to fix that.
So do you have any idea of what I can do to fix that?
Thx,
Here's the situation:
My laptop keeps losing internet access on wifi (It's still connected on the modem but it says "No internet access", but the modem is fine).
When the laptop loses the connection, there are a few freezes. And to temporarily fix it, usually, I have to manually disconnect the laptop from the wifi (bottom right corner and deactivate the wifi) and then reactivate it. Sometimes (rarely) windows' problem solver will do the job. But I find myself a lot using both at the same time: because the troubleshooter won't fix it (never-ending loop of "Reactivating wifi"), and manually it won't reactivate it properly (it actives the wifi but doesn't reconnect...) but somehow doing both windows's troubleshooter and manual deactivation works.
However, sometimes none of that works at all, I manage to reconnect, but instantly loose back the connection. So what I do is a Network Reset, then restart the laptop. And this usually helps a little, until it doesn't and slowly gets worse and worse until I have to do another Network Reset.
But I think it's the 2nd last one I did (Network Reset), didn't work at all, not only it wouldn't reinstall the network. It created an error that basically would make the laptop restart every 5 minutes. I had to use a command (something like "... netsh reset" don't quite remember) to fix that.
So do you have any idea of what I can do to fix that?
Thx,
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