Windows 10: Intermittent Network Resetting on Windows 2016

Hi,


Does anyone has a resolution on this Error below?


Reference is Event 10400 NDIS

The network interface "vmxnet3 Ethernet Adapter" has begun resetting. There will be a momentary disruption in network connectivity while the hardware resets.
Reason: The network driver detected that its hardware has stopped responding to commands.
This network interface has reset 3 time(s) since it was last initialized.


Would like to know what is the reason of Network resets? and how to fix the issue.



Thanks,

:)

 

Intermittent Network Resetting on Windows 2016

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Wireless network drops intermittently, needs reset to reconnect


I noticed a strange (puzzling!) but extremely interesting phenomenon during a video conference call this morning.

1. The network dropped as usual, at some time during the video call.
2. But the video call using Zoom.us, *did not drop!*. That's right - the 1 hour of network down time did not affect the Zoom.us video call at at.
3. But other services, specifically, web browser-based services reported no network. I all my browsers - Chrome, Edge, FF - I could not connect to any websites. Also, I have "pseudo-web apps" running, such as WhatsApp's desktop app (which seems to be a shell around a browser), all of which seemed unable to connect. Google Hangouts could not connect either.
4. Weirdly, another collaboration desktop app that I used - Slack - was able to *partially connect!*. That is, I was able to send and receive messages on Slack while the network was out for the hour, but Slack *still* reported no network connection (weird!).

It leads me to believe (and I could be wrong), that *some* parts of the network seem to go down and not come back up until they wireless connection is reset. Maybe some ports, like 80/8080/465/587/110/... are being shut down?

Any ideas?

 

Wireless network drops intermittently, needs reset to reconnect

then through that laptop out the window, thank me later