About a month ago, I built this PC. I only did some overclocking (I loaded the XMP profile for the RAM and overclocked the graphics to 1200Mhz. I did that OC'ing maybe 2 days after building it.
I loaded Windows 10 and installed the drivers, and the wifi was working fine. I then realised I used an old boot image, so I updated Windows (to 1803). That was ~3 hours after I first booted it, before which the wifi was working fine.
As soon as the update finished, the wifi wouldn't connect. I tried re-installing the drivers to no avail, and when googling it, the only thing I found that worked was typing 'ipconfig/flushdns' into command prompt a bunch of times.
A few hours after overclocking, my wifi (which was previously ~110mbps) dropped to around 0.03mbps. I tried the command prompt thing again, which didn't work, however roughly 30 minutes later, it was back to normal, without me doing anything.
This has been happening for a month, where every few hours my wifi pretty much dies. No other devices on the network do this, and it's been really annoying lately.
Any ideas?
I loaded Windows 10 and installed the drivers, and the wifi was working fine. I then realised I used an old boot image, so I updated Windows (to 1803). That was ~3 hours after I first booted it, before which the wifi was working fine.
As soon as the update finished, the wifi wouldn't connect. I tried re-installing the drivers to no avail, and when googling it, the only thing I found that worked was typing 'ipconfig/flushdns' into command prompt a bunch of times.
A few hours after overclocking, my wifi (which was previously ~110mbps) dropped to around 0.03mbps. I tried the command prompt thing again, which didn't work, however roughly 30 minutes later, it was back to normal, without me doing anything.
This has been happening for a month, where every few hours my wifi pretty much dies. No other devices on the network do this, and it's been really annoying lately.
Any ideas?