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Hello, Im trying to use my wireless card since I recently moved my computer and now the internet keeps randomly disconnecting Anyone know why it would be doing this?

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Hello, Im trying to use my wireless card since I recently moved my computer and now the internet keeps randomly disconnecting Anyone know why it would be doing this?

Could be an issue with the wireless card, or with your router. If either of these are relatively low-cost, then there's your problem.

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Hello, Im trying to use my wireless card since I recently moved my computer and now the internet keeps randomly disconnecting Anyone know why it would be doing this?

What Router and wireless card are you using?

 

Wireless signals can get disrupted/interfered with quite easily.  Is there any wireless devices nearby? A microwave in between the router and computer can even cause interference.  Whats your signal Strength like?

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 Michigan United States

What Router and wireless card are you using?

 

Wireless signals can get disrupted/interfered with quite easily.  Is there any wireless devices nearby? A microwave in between the router and computer can even cause interference.  Whats your signal Strength like?

I get full bars and the router is right above me. My router is a netgear Nighthawk x6 and my wireless card is a Atheros AR938x

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I get full bars and the router is right above me. My router is a netgear Nighthawk x6 and my wireless card is a Atheros AR938x

Hard to say really but it's likely interference of some sort, or it could be if you don't have a static ip setup some other device could be fighting with your system for a specific network address.

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Hard to say really but it's likely interference of some sort, or it could be if you don't have a static ip setup some other device could be fighting with your system for a specific network address.

So it doesn't randomly disconnect anymore but now I get ping spikes while playing like league or cs go

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