R0707
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Hello
I am using an ASUS R510c laptop
My internet connection stays connected and works perfectly fine at home. But, when I go to school it will stay connected for the first 5-40ish minutes. Then it disconnects (wifi bars go to zero, and the * pops up above it). If I try to reconnect without restarting it simply states "cannot connect to this network"
I use Windows 10, and only Norton 360 security, I have no other anti virus protection.
I have tried the ipconfig/release
I get messages:
No operation can be performed on ethernet/wifi/local area connection 3/local area connection 4 while it has its media disconnected.
Then I did ipconfig/flushdns
I get the message:
Successfully flushed the DNS resolver cache
I then moved on to ipconfig/renew
I get the same messages as with ipconfig/release
I also have Uninstalled and re installed my adapters. And I tried disabling one while the other was enabled and vice versa. The two adapters on my laptop are Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 wireless network adapter and Realtek PCIe GBE Family controller. These are up to date. And I have tried disabling the "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" option for both.
Once again I would like to state that this problem only happens when I am at school. Some of you might say that there is a problem with the schools router or Internet but everyone else in my class uses the internet with zero problems at all. Also my phone connects to the school wifi and works perfectly fine.
Thank you for your insight on this matter.
Ryan
I am using an ASUS R510c laptop
My internet connection stays connected and works perfectly fine at home. But, when I go to school it will stay connected for the first 5-40ish minutes. Then it disconnects (wifi bars go to zero, and the * pops up above it). If I try to reconnect without restarting it simply states "cannot connect to this network"
I use Windows 10, and only Norton 360 security, I have no other anti virus protection.
I have tried the ipconfig/release
I get messages:
No operation can be performed on ethernet/wifi/local area connection 3/local area connection 4 while it has its media disconnected.
Then I did ipconfig/flushdns
I get the message:
Successfully flushed the DNS resolver cache
I then moved on to ipconfig/renew
I get the same messages as with ipconfig/release
I also have Uninstalled and re installed my adapters. And I tried disabling one while the other was enabled and vice versa. The two adapters on my laptop are Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 wireless network adapter and Realtek PCIe GBE Family controller. These are up to date. And I have tried disabling the "allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" option for both.
Once again I would like to state that this problem only happens when I am at school. Some of you might say that there is a problem with the schools router or Internet but everyone else in my class uses the internet with zero problems at all. Also my phone connects to the school wifi and works perfectly fine.
Thank you for your insight on this matter.
Ryan