trouttrooper
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I'm not sure what's going on, but it's getting rather annoying.
The last couple days my primary laptop is randomly loosing internet connection. The self diagnostic always says it's an outside problem between the router and server, however my older laptop is connecting just fine. If I close firefox and then disconnect/reconnect the wireless on the computer it will come back.
Currently running a full scan, but my guess is I don't have a virus or maleware. My reason is because the laptop just underwent a windows update cycle just before this happened that required a reboot and it had a lot of registry updates. Now I have this problem. I have noticed that it seems like I have to close firefox before the disconnect/reconnect cycle or it won't work. Not 100% sure on that though.
I know this isn't a lot of information and it may not be relevant, but am I missing a simple solution to this? Honestly I'm just not in the right mood to deal with it now. My older laptop now wants to reboot to do the windows update but I'm not letting it do it.
The last couple days my primary laptop is randomly loosing internet connection. The self diagnostic always says it's an outside problem between the router and server, however my older laptop is connecting just fine. If I close firefox and then disconnect/reconnect the wireless on the computer it will come back.
Currently running a full scan, but my guess is I don't have a virus or maleware. My reason is because the laptop just underwent a windows update cycle just before this happened that required a reboot and it had a lot of registry updates. Now I have this problem. I have noticed that it seems like I have to close firefox before the disconnect/reconnect cycle or it won't work. Not 100% sure on that though.
I know this isn't a lot of information and it may not be relevant, but am I missing a simple solution to this? Honestly I'm just not in the right mood to deal with it now. My older laptop now wants to reboot to do the windows update but I'm not letting it do it.