This issue has been going on for about 4 months now and no matter what I do I can't seem to fix it. Basically I am connected through ethernet and have internet but can barely do anything with it. I can't keep google chrome open for more than 30 seconds without the web page crashing and asking me to reload nor can I download anything on it without it saying failed and me clicking resume 50 times to download it (issue persist on other browsers too). I can't open up the epic games launcher because it says there was a network issue. I also can't download certain games like league of legends or Minecraft. If I eventually get their installers downloaded the installers will give me an error. Steam works for the most part (can download and play games) but I can't update it. It's just been random issues like this and it seems to keep getting worse as time goes on.
The weird thing is that I have been on this network setup for about a year. There used to be no issues and then it just popped up out of nowhere. I ran a full scan with Kaspersky to see if it was some kind of virus but nothing pops up. I have another PC hooked up to the same switch and that PC is perfectly fine. I tried using the ethernet cable from the working PC on my non-working PC and it didn't change anything. I tried a different port after that and still nothing. I also tried an NIC card and that didn't change anything either. After that, I let my dad's IT guy remote in and check it out. He's good and even he didn't find anything after several hours of going at it. I was then thinking it was something hardware related so I took it to repair shop for diagnosis. My issue was still occurring on their network. They narrowed it down to the motherboard and said it was defective so I RMA'd the motherboard. I thought I finally solved the issue until I got word from the manufacturer that they found no issues testing it with multiple configurations. I didn't believe them nor did I want to wait another 3 weeks to get it back so I got a motherboard from a different brand and rebuilt it to still find the same issue waiting for me.
I'm at a loss now. I still don't even know if it's somehow still my hardware or my network even though all other devices are working fine on it. I'm somewhat knowledgeable about computers but know very little about networks so I was hoping I'm just missing something obvious and someone could help point it out. Anything would be greatly appreciated.
As far as the network setup we have a Spectrum E31T2V1 Modem. Our internet is first connected to an Ubiquiti Unifi switch 8 which is where our Ubiquiti Unifi UAP-AC Pro Wifi router is connected to as well as my dad's PC and my TP-Link 5 port gigabit ethernet switch. Then coming from my switch I have 2 consoles hooked up through ethernet as well as the 2 PCs I mentioned. Every device besides my PC is working perfectly fine.
My PC Specs are as follows:
Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra Motherboard (Former)
MSI MPG Z390 Gaming PRO Carbon Motherboard (Current)
Antec Earthwatts 650W PSU
Windows 10 Education (Version 1909)
-Spectrum is my ISP and I am hooked up through my internal LAN connection on the motherboard
-No NAS is connected to the network
The weird thing is that I have been on this network setup for about a year. There used to be no issues and then it just popped up out of nowhere. I ran a full scan with Kaspersky to see if it was some kind of virus but nothing pops up. I have another PC hooked up to the same switch and that PC is perfectly fine. I tried using the ethernet cable from the working PC on my non-working PC and it didn't change anything. I tried a different port after that and still nothing. I also tried an NIC card and that didn't change anything either. After that, I let my dad's IT guy remote in and check it out. He's good and even he didn't find anything after several hours of going at it. I was then thinking it was something hardware related so I took it to repair shop for diagnosis. My issue was still occurring on their network. They narrowed it down to the motherboard and said it was defective so I RMA'd the motherboard. I thought I finally solved the issue until I got word from the manufacturer that they found no issues testing it with multiple configurations. I didn't believe them nor did I want to wait another 3 weeks to get it back so I got a motherboard from a different brand and rebuilt it to still find the same issue waiting for me.
I'm at a loss now. I still don't even know if it's somehow still my hardware or my network even though all other devices are working fine on it. I'm somewhat knowledgeable about computers but know very little about networks so I was hoping I'm just missing something obvious and someone could help point it out. Anything would be greatly appreciated.
As far as the network setup we have a Spectrum E31T2V1 Modem. Our internet is first connected to an Ubiquiti Unifi switch 8 which is where our Ubiquiti Unifi UAP-AC Pro Wifi router is connected to as well as my dad's PC and my TP-Link 5 port gigabit ethernet switch. Then coming from my switch I have 2 consoles hooked up through ethernet as well as the 2 PCs I mentioned. Every device besides my PC is working perfectly fine.
My PC Specs are as follows:
Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Ultra Motherboard (Former)
MSI MPG Z390 Gaming PRO Carbon Motherboard (Current)
Antec Earthwatts 650W PSU
Windows 10 Education (Version 1909)
-Spectrum is my ISP and I am hooked up through my internal LAN connection on the motherboard
-No NAS is connected to the network