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When I start up my computer my internet is down.
What I do to turn it on is go to Network Connections, disable, enable, and repair the internet that I'm using. Doing this makes my internet work again.
Any help with avoiding this? It's recent, and the reason is unknown.
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go to run and type this in

devmgmt.msc

START/RUN/ devmgmt.msc / click ok

click on the + and right click on the driver....
choose update the driver

if no updates are available choose uninstall
restart your computer...hardware wizard will find drivers
reinstall them for you.......see if that helps
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click on the + and right click on the driver....


Right click on what driver
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net work adapters
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heres a screenshot of where to click and open driver
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Thank you so much! It seems to be working!
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Thanks for letting me know

if the problem was to persist you couldve tried winsock

http://www.snapfiles...nsockxpfix.html
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Still doesn't work right. And the fix didn't do anything.
For some reason disconnecting our router and reconnecting it fixes it.
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i use a linsky router and it has a reset button
does yours have one
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Nope. But I wouldn't want to go press it every time I need to use the internet, that's for sure.
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did you try changing the ethernet cables
these to can contribute to bad connection to the internet
are you connected to a modem
you can reboot the modem
just disconnect all cables and power supply
reconnect after five minutes
this just static test

test your internet speed here

http://www.toast.net/

on the left look for channels and internet speed test

from time to time i reboot my modem
i use cables of a good quality

Edited by Mr Freeze, 24 April 2008 - 03:00 PM.

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Well, I can't rewire because the wire is going through a really long strange place. I dbout it's that anyways, because if I can make it work simply by waiting and repairing, it's probably something on my computer.
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ok then have you gone to manufactures site to see if updated drivers are available
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Seems to have done it, again. This time after a few restarts.
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Are there other computers connected to the same router? Are they working well?

One way to fix such problems is to create a local network, give each computer a fixed IP and disable DHCP in the router.
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