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Desktop Internet disconnected on PC Boot.

SamtheMan101

Hey everyone. For the last few days, my internet has been disconnected on boot start from my desktop PC. It'll take a few minutes to reconnect, but this wasn't happening when I first put the computer together since a month ago. I haven't played with network settings or anything, its just automatically disconnected on boot and will take 1-2 minutes to reconnect. Anyone know the issue or way to solve it? 

 

I'm on a wired cat6 cable linked to my router, which is then linked to my main modem with wired cat 6. 

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Sounds like it may be automatically resetting the connection. Why, I don't know.

 

Is it strictly at startup or will it happen at random throughput the day?

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3 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

Sounds like it may be automatically resetting the connection. Why, I don't know.

 

Is it strictly at startup or will it happen at random throughput the day?

strictly at startup

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9 hours ago, SamtheMan101 said:

strictly at startup

Well that's not consistent with a hardware problem.

 

Have you tried re-installing the network driver?

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12 hours ago, Windows7ge said:

Well that's not consistent with a hardware problem.

 

Have you tried re-installing the network driver?

 

Tried that. Still not working 

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  • 2 weeks later...

Found the issue. Expressvpn is somehow blocking my ethernet connection on startup. I've found that if i disable automatic vpn join on startup, my ethernet is fine. Im talking with expressvpn for a fix now. 

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