I was hoping I'd never need to log into this site again... *sigh
I figure its something wrong with the insides of my computer so I went for Components.
My computer was built about a month ago. It's only had one issue so far, which was rectified. Now I'm having another problem and this one is frustrating me just as much as the last one.
My computer will (out of absolutely nowhere) lose internet connection. Everything is plugged in fully. Unplugging everything and replugging doesn't work. I have to turn off my computer and the router, and then turn them back on, to get access again. And sometimes the connection will remain somewhat spotty after that, most noticeably during online gaming sessions.
I don't think it's the router, because NO OTHER COMPUTER in the house will lose internet connection or experience issues with their connection speed. They are all on WiFi, so in a way I'm hoping that it's just the Ethernet Hub starting to have problems, and not my expensive new computer.
Is there anything I can do to diagnose if my computer is the reason why this happens? It's happened several times now, each time my computer is the only one to have problems in the entire house.
I figure its something wrong with the insides of my computer so I went for Components.
My computer was built about a month ago. It's only had one issue so far, which was rectified. Now I'm having another problem and this one is frustrating me just as much as the last one.
My computer will (out of absolutely nowhere) lose internet connection. Everything is plugged in fully. Unplugging everything and replugging doesn't work. I have to turn off my computer and the router, and then turn them back on, to get access again. And sometimes the connection will remain somewhat spotty after that, most noticeably during online gaming sessions.
I don't think it's the router, because NO OTHER COMPUTER in the house will lose internet connection or experience issues with their connection speed. They are all on WiFi, so in a way I'm hoping that it's just the Ethernet Hub starting to have problems, and not my expensive new computer.
Is there anything I can do to diagnose if my computer is the reason why this happens? It's happened several times now, each time my computer is the only one to have problems in the entire house.
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