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More than 24 hours with no problems. I don't think this is a genuine solution but more of a work around. Regardless, it worked.

Done. Did not change the static thing but things got a bit fast. I changed the DNS on the Ethernet's port IPV4 from auto to google DNS and that seems to work. I will report back if things did not work out. Thank you very much techguru for your time and patience.

Also I noticed that the web interface is very slow.

here the ips are different? and what about the static thing?

Oh wait I made a mistake. Look at this

Both my PCs are on and both have IPs as in PC1 192.168.1.xx PC2 192.168.1.xx both xx are different. I hope this make sense. I am as one would say a noob.

The Problem exists even if the other PC is off.

not sure but I think it is technicolor home broadband 101

I had this setup for years ( two PCs connected to this modem by Ethernet) and It worked fine from windows vista , 7 ,8 to 8.1. the other PC has Ubuntu on it.

I do not have a network of PCs. I have two PCs connected to a DSL modem. There is no connection between them, I think. I can not ping websites " request timed out"

By the way Thank you techguru for your time.

Hope this helps

A clean Install. The 850 evo is brand new.

Good day everyone, I recently did a clean install of windows 10 on my machine using the media tool from Microsoft with a USB drive. everything went OK. When I boot up, everything works fine for about 5 to 15 minutes then after that I just could not access the internet. I am still connected but can not browse the internet or update windows or other programs like steam. BUT if I started downloading something large ,a game for instance, after some time I will lose access but the downloading will not be affected and it can be for hours. When I diagnose network problems, I get this message " one or more network protocols are missing on this computer". Then I am given the option to " Try these repairs as an administrator". Regardless of the outcome, I could not access the internet without a restart. The problem returns in the same way. After some research, I did the following: - Checked Internet Protocols are set to automatic (Ethernet). - Reset internet setting in internet options. - Used "Ipconfig -all" then "ipconfig - renew" in cmd. - Used " netsh winsock reset catalog" then " netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log" and ipv6 which both failed because they were denied access. Still the problem exists. Then I did a fresh clean install of windows 10 without any programs, only drivers. Nothing changed. I used to have win 8.1 on the same PC with the same router and did not face this problem. My PC contains GA-X79-UP4 motherboard (Gigabyte) - 16G corsair ram 1600hz - core i7 3930k - gtx980 ti - 850 evo ssd I have another PC connected to the same router and it is working properly. WHAT DO I DO? Thank you for your time.