That address can change as changes happen to the ISP service or gear.
I see no mention of the PC as to WiFi, wired, distance to router and what country you are in. When I go to Asia I have to change my PC's location so the WiFi can go up to channel 14. Here in Canada and USA it only goes to 11. Nod to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hW008FcKr3Q
Hello, 6 months ago my computer was working well and had great internet until we moved out of our house and went to another country. When we unboxed my computer and set it up, I went to command prompt and pinged 192.168.1.1 and it literally showed only “Request timed out” and when it is successful it has high ping like >1000ms. When I go to websites my computer disconnects from the network for no reason, while connecting it’s taking up a lot of the internet and it makes other device’s internet go slow. Other devices and computers were working fine so I thought it was a problem with my network adapter so I replaced it with a new one with different brand. But when I tested it again, all and behold it did the same thing. I tried resetting network settings and internet options but it still didn’t work, I turned off “Turn off device to save power” in the power management network adapter, I tried using “netsh” and resetted everything but the same problem occures. Now it wasn’t a problem with the adapter nor the internet but everything points out to the CPU. What I want to know is that is it a problem with the CPU? What part of the CPU is responsible for this so we can fix this? If it’s not the CPU how do I fix this? I tried everything!


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