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I just replaced my old PC with this new one (XP Pro) and for whatever reason the computer loses its internet connection overnight. I never had this problem with the old PC and none of my other devices on the network (PCs or gaming consoles) are affected by this so I doubt it is an ISP issue. I don't think it is a lease time issue, because I use static IPs. I checked every power management and auto off setting and they all checked out, so I thought it must have been the onboard NIC. I replaced it with a Linksys NIC card and I still have the problem. Any and all help would be appreciated!
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can you ping from the pc to the router?
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You can try forcing the NIC speed/duplex negociation. Use 100 Full or whatever your router is able to accept. Make sure both ports (NIC and Router) are set at the same value.
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Thanks, i'll try this next time it goes down.
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Will this stop it from timing out?
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OK, I can ping the router when this happens, I can also ping websites like google and it appears to ping back fine, but I have no actual connectivity with any utility or program.
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Socket leaking? try netstat -n and see how many connections you have.
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What do you mean?
If you can do telnet www.google.com 80 and you get a blacks screen as a result, then surely you must be able to at least see the website in your browser?
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14 connections. One is TIME_WAIT the rest are ESTABLISHED.
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OK, firstly, thank you all for your continuing support. I feel like I am getting somewhere with this.
I get an error from IE now when I lose my connection "winsock provider catalog". I'm looking into it and Hopefully this helps identify the issue. Thanks again guys.
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try a spyware cleaner, like, spybot search and destroy...
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I ran Malwarebytes and came up clean. I'll try your suggestion or perhaps adaware.
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