Solve : Studdering Internet Connection?

1.	Solve : Studdering Internet Connection?
Answer» I recently moved and previously my internet was working fine (win7 wired connection intel motherboard). Now when I plug into the router at my new place my connection turns on for about one SECOND every five seconds and then turns off. Plugging into a different computer the connection works fine so I'm relatively POSITIVE it has something to do with the desktop hardware or software. Since it was working earlier TODAY before I moved I would like to think that it's not a hardware issue but I'm not really sure. Thanks in advance.I would try flushing your DNS click on start > go to search > type in CMD right click on the cmd.exe file and select run as administrator > when the black screen pops up type in ipconfig /flushdns and RESTART your PC.Quote I would like to think that it's not a hardware issue but I'm not really sure. Well, I will not tell you to install the motherboard chip drivers again. No way would moving to another place destroy the drivers. I think you NEED to contact your Internet Service Provider. Did you tell them you had moved? My guess is they did not know you had moved and the system recognized your computer and reports it has been stolen.I installed the latest drivers and flushed the DNS and it now works fine. Thanks for the help, guys.Glad it worked

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I recently moved and previously my internet was working fine (win7 wired connection intel motherboard).
Now when I plug into the router at my new place my connection turns on for about one SECOND every five seconds and then turns off. Plugging into a different computer the connection works fine so I'm relatively POSITIVE it has something to do with the desktop hardware or software. Since it was working earlier TODAY before I moved I would like to think that it's not a hardware issue but I'm not really sure.

Thanks in advance.I would try flushing your DNS

click on start > go to search > type in CMD right click on the cmd.exe file and select run as administrator > when the black screen pops up type in ipconfig /flushdns and RESTART your PC.Quote

I would like to think that it's not a hardware issue but I'm not really sure.

Well, I will not tell you to install the motherboard chip drivers again. No way would moving to another place destroy the drivers.

I think you NEED to contact your Internet Service Provider. Did you tell them you had moved? My guess is they did not know you had moved and the system recognized your computer and reports it has been stolen.I installed the latest drivers and flushed the DNS and it now works fine.
Thanks for the help, guys.Glad it worked

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