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Dormant God

After using my computer for about a day, my internet compeletly slows down and becomes super jittery, and it's the excat time i boot the computer? Could it be bad drivers or something else

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Contact your ISP. 

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I have a TP-LINK Archer T8E AC1750 Wireless Dual Band PCI Express Card and it's been working fine for the 11 months I've used it but now it's driving me crazy, web browsing and video streaming isn't a issue at all but playing games that I need to connect to a server is just impossible

 

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Monitor network usage and run an antivirus scan?

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Just now, LinusTechTipsFanFromDarlo said:

Contact your ISP. 

It's not the ISP, every other computer works just fine, no slow down or anything, it's completely fine but mine is the only one with the issue

 

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Just now, PCGuy_5960 said:

Monitor network usage and run an antivirus scan?

No viruses from Anti Maliware a bytes and network usage on Task manager is 0% unless I'm downloading something or using speedtest.net

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Like I said I think it's bad drivers, or my Reciver has gone bad

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Should I try restarting my Drivers in Device manager?

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2 minutes ago, Dormant God said:

Should I try restarting my Drivers in Device manager?

its worth a try

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Helped a little bit, seems to be faster than before but not back to what it was when I fresh boot my computer

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4 minutes ago, Colexd said:

its worth a try

NVM Disabling for a full minute completely fixed my issue back to fresh boot speed again, thanks for recommending it to me, I usally don't restart my drivers because it doesn't fix the issue for me, I've had bad luck with faulty parts and stuff breaking way too much in life so I usally assume it's just broken down or something first

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Ok anyone that's wondering, I've been trying my best to find out what works since I reset it again since it did it again, excat numbers that seem to work are 45 seconds, then wait 15 seconds before reconnecting to let the Receciver do it's thing, so make sure you disable auto connect before restarting, it worked for me 5/5 times so far

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