I've experienced this for about a month now, and is especially noticeable when playing online games. If I look at my network icon in the taskbar, it claims that there is no connection.
I do have a vpn, but it isn't relevant whether or not it is open, running, off, or completely closed - the issue still remains. I also just recently reinstalled the network drivers, and thought it worked for a little while, but then the issue came back.
At first I thought it was Windows Explorer, but I'm not so sure anymore. I also ran sfc /scannow through command prompt, and it found one corrupt file and "repaired" it: OneDrive.lnk. I removed OneDrive long ago, so I'm not sure why that would be the problem.
I run Windows 10 Pro 64bit (latest updates) with a home-built desktop:
Z370M Pro4 Mobo
G650M Coolermaster PSU
Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB
Intel i5-8400 2.8GHz
8GBx2 Anarchy RAM
500GB SanDisk SSD
1TB HDD
2TB External HDD (WD MyPassport) connected via usb3.0
Any ideas of what to do/what the problem could be would be incredibly appreciated, ran out of options on my end.
I do have a vpn, but it isn't relevant whether or not it is open, running, off, or completely closed - the issue still remains. I also just recently reinstalled the network drivers, and thought it worked for a little while, but then the issue came back.
At first I thought it was Windows Explorer, but I'm not so sure anymore. I also ran sfc /scannow through command prompt, and it found one corrupt file and "repaired" it: OneDrive.lnk. I removed OneDrive long ago, so I'm not sure why that would be the problem.
I run Windows 10 Pro 64bit (latest updates) with a home-built desktop:
Z370M Pro4 Mobo
G650M Coolermaster PSU
Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB
Intel i5-8400 2.8GHz
8GBx2 Anarchy RAM
500GB SanDisk SSD
1TB HDD
2TB External HDD (WD MyPassport) connected via usb3.0
Any ideas of what to do/what the problem could be would be incredibly appreciated, ran out of options on my end.