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Hi, &nbsp;it is a custom built Cybertron. &nbsp;When I have a connection the speed and response are fine. &nbsp;Then, at random I lose the connection. &nbsp;When I simply restart the PC it reconnects and the connection is fine for a random period of time. &nbsp;Also, the problem is not limited to any one function. &nbsp;For example, It can happen when I am using Edge, Firefox, Email and so on.
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Similar thing happened to me. Try leaving it offline for a while to see if it naturally fixes itself.<br />
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Did you update your network drivers recently?<br />
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Was this a recent occurrence or has this been happened since it was built?<br />
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Are you connecting via ethernet cable or wifi?
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Hi, &nbsp;It is a wired connection. &nbsp;It only started after I updated to WIN 10. &nbsp;As far as I can tell all drivers are up to date.
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In my scenario, I had the same issues and I powered down my computer fully, then I did not touch it until an hour later. I have not had any subsequent issues since. This was over 6 months ago.
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Hi, &nbsp;Sounds like it could work. &nbsp;However, I am an old guy so I still shut down the PC completely when I go to bed. &nbsp;So, it is off for an extended period every day.
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do you get an error or message when it's off?<br />
all ok in device manager?
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Hi, &nbsp;I upgraded a desktop PC to WIN 10. &nbsp;Everything is working AOK except I have to restart the PC several times a day to regain my internet connection. &nbsp;Any help is appreciated, &nbsp; Clarke
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Hi,  I upgraded a desktop PC to WIN 10.  Everything is working AOK except I have to restart the PC several times a day to regain my internet connection.  Any help is appreciated,   Clarke

WIN 10 KEEPS DROPPING INTERNET CONNECTION

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