Also wifi reception for my mobile devices was terrible on the second floor, hence the access point. Since this second system is on the top floor of the house. Perhaps I should mention, this second system is connected via ethernet cable, from an old router I'm using as an access point, which of course is connected to my main router downstairs, via CAT6 ethernet run through the walls. Installed that, rebooted, and again no change. I then asked Windows to search for a newer driver for the adapter, which it did find one. I then uninstalled the ethernet adapter, and restarted, again no change. My motherboard also has built in Wifi, but I have that disabled, and I never use it. Not 100% sure I configured it properly, but I was able to connect to the web, albeit with no improvement to connect at bootup time.

I flushed the DNS cache per the videos instructions, and tried the static IP. I'm now using clodfalre's DNS, which does indeed seem faster than my ISP's, but has unfortunately not helped my connect on boot problem. Samsung 500gb Evo Plus NVME SSD (latest Samsung driver, and verified connected to PCIE Gen X4) Virus and Malware scanned with 4 different programs Would greatly appreciate any tips or suggestions, thank you.īypassed router, plugged ethernet cable directly to pc.Ĭhecked for and illuminated non essential system startup processes. This should not be an issue, with a new system running 6 cores at 5.2Ghz, and a Samsung NVME SSD.

I have two systems on my network, both connect via ethernet, only one of the systems exhibits this problem. Resulting in error pop ups, 'cannot connect etc.' This only just recently started happening. This is very annoying, as I have several programs, like MSI Afterbruner and Steam, that look for an internet connection, immediately upon reboot. It's not till like 30-40 seconds after I get to the desktop. Just in the past couple months, I'm sure as a result of one of Microsoft updates, when I restart my pc, my internet is slow to establish a connection.

Windows 10 takes too long to restart