- Mar 10, 2015
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Okay, so this is really stressing me out.
I've "upgraded" from windows 7 to windows 10, purely because I thought it'd be time to move on and get some of the newer games I bought to run on my pc, because for some reason games such as Siege had compability issues with my processor on windows 7, but run flawlessly on windows 10, anyway I digress
Every 5-10 minutes, my internet connection either drops, or drops partially (as in I can hear people on discord, but nothing else works) or it says I'm connected, but nothing happens, webpages stop loading and it just doesn't respond, nothing happens like I have no internet.
Sometimes my ping also goes up to around 4000ms which is really weird, and this all started happening as soon as I upgraded to windows 10. I'm out of ideas.
This is what I've done so far:
I've more or less reduced the ping spikes but it still goes up like crazy sometimes
I disabled the P2P windows update setting
I disabled the power management setting which puts the adapter into sleep mode
I disabled power saving in general, and have the system in high performance mode
I updated the drivers for the wifi adapter, they are the newest from the manufacturers website
I changed adapter settings to ensure it wasn't dropping connection, such as change wireless modes but it still drops.
I have no idea what to do now, any help would be greatly appriciated.
I've "upgraded" from windows 7 to windows 10, purely because I thought it'd be time to move on and get some of the newer games I bought to run on my pc, because for some reason games such as Siege had compability issues with my processor on windows 7, but run flawlessly on windows 10, anyway I digress
Every 5-10 minutes, my internet connection either drops, or drops partially (as in I can hear people on discord, but nothing else works) or it says I'm connected, but nothing happens, webpages stop loading and it just doesn't respond, nothing happens like I have no internet.
Sometimes my ping also goes up to around 4000ms which is really weird, and this all started happening as soon as I upgraded to windows 10. I'm out of ideas.
This is what I've done so far:
I've more or less reduced the ping spikes but it still goes up like crazy sometimes
I disabled the P2P windows update setting
I disabled the power management setting which puts the adapter into sleep mode
I disabled power saving in general, and have the system in high performance mode
I updated the drivers for the wifi adapter, they are the newest from the manufacturers website
I changed adapter settings to ensure it wasn't dropping connection, such as change wireless modes but it still drops.
I have no idea what to do now, any help would be greatly appriciated.
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