The past few days have been very hard. The internet's been on and off, and windows diagnostics say that I have DNS problems or nothing at all. I have comcast internet. I've tried many things to fix it, such as using public DNS servers and power cycling the modem. I have a model SBG6850 as a modem-router. I believe that this is only occurring on this one laptop. This is the current status of it.
Specs:
I have no idea what the downstream bonded channels are, but I feel like they may be part of te problem.
Any help would be extremely appreciated, as this has been bugging me and getting in the way of a lot of things. Thanks in advance!
Specs:
■ Model SBG6850
■ LAN adapter - Killer e2200 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20)
■ Wireless adapter - Killer Wireless-N 1103 Network Adapter
■ Network splitter for cables, 2 -3.5dB output and 1 input
■ Windows 7 64bit home
■ 4 cmd lines: (ipconfig/flushdns, /renewdns, /releasedns, and something else)
■ powercycling the modem
■ using public dns servers
■ running namebench
■ right-clicking and using the "diagnose button" (it either says that I'm configured correctly but the DNS server is bad, or that nothing is detected)
■ using KillerCleaner (apparently it deleted the drivers for my Killer devices, but I already had the driver pack from Killer downloaded and ready to install, so that was a close call)
■ reinstalling killer drivers
■ using a different ethernet cable
■ restarting my computer
■ unplugging the cables and the splitter
I have no idea what the downstream bonded channels are, but I feel like they may be part of te problem.
Any help would be extremely appreciated, as this has been bugging me and getting in the way of a lot of things. Thanks in advance!
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