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Dektop pc network randomly dropping out

SnipeYa
By SnipeYa
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So I've noticed my current mobo (Asus H81M-PLUS LGA1150) has odd network drop offs every now and then (maybey 5-10 times in a whole day) and the way I have found to fix it is by disabling and re-enabling the network adaptor. 

From memory it says there is some sort of DNS issue, But it only happens to my desktop, while its dropped off my phone and nas have perfectly fine connections. Where should I be looking to get details/resolution for this issue?

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2 minutes ago, RGProductions said:

How are you connected to the network?

Cat6 Ethernet

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have you tried updating the LAN drivers?

 

also disable the power saving feature in the LAN properties

 

 

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3 minutes ago, SnipeYa said:

Cat6 Ethernet

Sorry, but I have no idea, beyond check all the cables and ports

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3 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

have you tried updating the LAN drivers?

 

also disable the power saving feature in the LAN properties

 

 

Only just had the board given to me a month ago where I installed the latest.

Have disabled power saving options, Will have to wait and see if that fixes it.

 

2 minutes ago, RGProductions said:

Sorry, but I have no idea, beyond check all the cables and ports

It's a software/firmware thing. To fix it each time all I do is disable then re-enable the adaptor, It it were a cabling/port issue that wouldn't work.

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22 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

also disable the power saving feature in the LAN properties

Didn't work... :(

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1 minute ago, SnipeYa said:

Didn't work... :(

do you have any spare LAN cables in the house to test?

 

swap the cables and the port which your cable to connected to the router

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Already tried, No cable/port changes fix it.

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7 minutes ago, dragoon20005 said:

do you have any spare LAN cables in the house to test?

 

swap the cables and the port which your cable to connected to the router

Already tried, No cable/port changes fix it.

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1 minute ago, SnipeYa said:

Already tried, No cable/port changes fix it.

your only option is to buy a LAN card

 

i now suspect its your onboard LAN port which is failing

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