We haven't heard from you a few days, so Or still having a headace? Sorry for the relative silence I was on with MS support for hours last week chasing shadows and was out of the office yesterday and didn't quite want to post yet on monday just in case it wasn't fixed , but YES, the issue has been fixed.
After using MS Network Monitor and some other tools to monitor some packets during down times, found some stopping at a particular MAC address. Had some trouble finding the address, though, wasn't any of our switches, servers, workstations, etc. A phone?! Yes, a phone. This corresponds to how it seemed like we had no problems when there weren't many people here, because he usually comes in and leaves with the crowd.
I forgot our network on his phone and we haven't had a single problem this week. I don't yet understand why that was causing crazy rippling problems to only Windows 7 machines across our whole network but Thank you all for your suggestions once again!
Hope this thread can help somebody else at some point, too. Also, if anyone has a deeper understanding of network traffic and knows how a phone might cause all this, I'd be interested to find out! So basicaly a users unit personal or work provided?
Man, I would have never found that Could you provide a bit more detail on how that unit affected your Win 7 PCs? Like a IPv6 broadcast of some type? Yeah Medigo earns a medal You really need to think about writing a book : I'm happy this issue is solved, but it has no logic at all. It is set to use WPA-Personal but it has never been an issue in the past. This problem started shortly after I bought all new hardware and the strange part is that it seems to be limited to this PC..
Show 1 more comment. Others suggest a firmware update on the router can also address the issue. Are the NIC drivers up to date? Is the router running latest firmware? Dave M Dave M 13k 21 21 gold badges 35 35 silver badges 45 45 bronze badges. What I don't understand is that if I've disabled my master browser why does it still happen?
I've read that article and a bunch of others with no luck as to the suggestions in them. Regarding the router I am now contacting my ISP to hear if they can see any problems on their end regarding the router. Like i answered above this problem seems to have risen since my new hardware so perhaps it is a hardware issue on my PC.
Although I don't know how I would be able to test that. But to offer some possible solutions for future problems I have listed those I have come across here below: Try switching port on your router if you use a wired connection. Turn off power management on your network card.
Update your network card driver. Reinstall the network card. Update your router firmware. Reset and restore your router. If your PC is not a server you don't really need Computerbrowser enabled. You can disable it if you write services. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. As for the Android problem, it could be that Eclipse is affected by the underlying problem, or that it depends on DNS functioning properly etc.
Try to resolve the internet access problem first, and if you are successful and Eclypse is still misbehaving, let us know. Good luck! Jan F Well, the red X on the network connection icon usually means that your system was unable to reach the testing destination from Microsoft www.
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I never asked for help before because: I could live with this, but its very annoying. I have no time to write this long post I try be as much specific about problem as possible. Hardware platform : Laptop. Internet connection icon in notifications displays a red X, but if you press on it, it shows that it's connected to the Internet.
This issue occurs regardless of how I'm connected to the Internet, such as 4G, dongle, etc Things I tried : Reinstalling network adapter. Repeatedly restarting the network connection sharing service and many other services.
Removing the laptop battery. Running Windows network troubleshooter. Oron J. Have you also tried reinstalling your networking drivers? If none of those work then you could try setting a manual default gateway in your computer. Defaults are I do torrent alot, but when im surfing the net I close my torrent program so that isn't the issue. I will try doing a power cycle on all the components, and look into setting the default gateway.
I then found the settings menu where I was able to set a default gateway, so I entered in my router's ip address there. That seemed to do the trick for now. Thanks for the tip! Good to hear that its working out for you.
I would still keep an eye out for sales on routers or see if you can borrow one for a few days. But as long as it is working for now then all is good! I guess im gunna have to try a new router. Has anyone else been having this problem? You still haven't identified the "real" problem so that's why no one has an effective resolution. When I lose an internet connection, here's my troubleshooting path: Actually there's a lot mroe steps, like looking at my cable modem to see if it's connected, etc.
But if I was sitting and my desk and was too lazy to get up. Reboot the router. Reboot the router 3. Check with your ISP for known outages.
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