Question Need help please

[Ahmed badwey]

Hello , i have a problem with windows 10 where sometimes out of nowhere my router is working my internet is working on all other devices but pc then i have to disable and enable my network adapter for it to work again , or click troubleshoot , it sometimes says something like " DNS server not found and have to reset adapter " , or something like " IP not found , need to reset " and it works after the reset , the thing is it's so annoying ithappens every hour or so , please tell me if anyone knows a solution for this other than uninstalling windows 10 .. coz i know that's an option since i noticed it happens only on windows but i don't really want to use any older version , ty

 

[Deleted member 14196]

i had that issue on my notebook when i first bought it. I did a Clean install with those directions and it works great. get the latest windows 10 too. backup up all your data, photos, documents, anything important first.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10

 

[Ahmed badwey]

i had that issue on my notebook when i first bought it. I did a Clean install with those directions and it works great. get the latest windows 10 too. backup up all your data, photos, documents, anything important first.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10

i don't really want to do that ( , anyways thank you for the reply

 

[britechguy]

Well, if you have an Intel WiFi/Bluetooth card, definitely download and install the
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant

They've been churning out driver update after driver update, along with updates to their ProSet Wireless software, over approximately the last 2 years. I had this sort of issue, and keeping the driver current using this utility has solved the issue.

 

[Ahmed badwey]

No ,i don't have intel driver , i have something called Realtek , and i installed latest driver update for it , thanks for the help tho

 

[britechguy]

You might want to consider Doing a Windows 10 Repair Install or Feature Update Using the Windows 10 ISO file.

It certainly can't hurt, and you've got nothing to lose by doing so.