I, however, had constant issues with my connection. I have Dragon Center installed from day one as I thought it has a nice feature to check for updates for BIOS and other bits (chipset, etc.). I built my PC about a year ago and the motherboard is MSI MPG Z390. I live in an old house and my WIFI router on the ground floor so I use a powerline adaptor to get 'wired' internet connection on my main PC which is on the first floor. I know this is not hardware related, but I just want to warn people here about my experience with it.
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Click and go through both of the internet troubleshooting tools on this page. Scroll down the list of options and click Troubleshoot, then select Additional troubleshooters (10) or Other troubleshooters (11).Ĥ. To find both of Windows' internet troubleshooters:Ģ. These tools will go through a checklist of basic issues and try to fix whatever bugs you're facing. And internet issues are so common that Windows actually includes two separate troubleshooters dedicated to fixing them. Microsoft knows this, so both versions of Windows include a suite of automatic troubleshooting tools.
This makes it almost inevitable that you'll run into an error or glitch at some point. Even the simplest PC has dozens of different processes - some of which were developed two decades ago - running at the same time. Windows 10 and Windows 11 are incredibly complex operating systems.
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