Hello Kiel2,
Everybody wish to have a permanent working internet connection, but things do happen and this is where TSF Staff like me comes in and help.
First thing that we can do here is do a Power Cycle in this order:
Power cycling your Modem and Router might resolve the problem.
1. Save all your current work, close all open applications, then shut down your computer. Wait for a minute.
2. First, turn your Router off and wait for a couple of minutes.
3. Turn off your modem.
4. Disconnect all the ethernet cables that are connected to the router and modem and the PC.
5. Reconnect them and ensure that there are no loose connections in between them.
6. Now, switch on your PC and let it boot.
7. Switch on the modem first and after it gets initialized, switch on the router.
Let's pause here of right now, and prepare for some more troubleshooting (can be time consuming as well) if power cycle is unsuccessful.
Everybody wish to have a permanent working internet connection, but things do happen and this is where TSF Staff like me comes in and help.
First thing that we can do here is do a Power Cycle in this order:
Power cycling your Modem and Router might resolve the problem.
1. Save all your current work, close all open applications, then shut down your computer. Wait for a minute.
2. First, turn your Router off and wait for a couple of minutes.
3. Turn off your modem.
4. Disconnect all the ethernet cables that are connected to the router and modem and the PC.
5. Reconnect them and ensure that there are no loose connections in between them.
6. Now, switch on your PC and let it boot.
7. Switch on the modem first and after it gets initialized, switch on the router.
Let's pause here of right now, and prepare for some more troubleshooting (can be time consuming as well) if power cycle is unsuccessful.
