Windows 10: Network Conflict with the installation of Windows 10.

Since I've downloaded Windows 10 my Ethernet (wired), connection has been absolutely useless. I'm 100% positive it's not the cable itself, and I've tried lots of things to resolve it. Nothing seems to work. So for the time being I've been using WiFi, it's not all that bad, however I get random disconnects while playing games periodically every 5 minutes for about 2-3 seconds. Not the biggest deal in the world, however when playing MOBAs like League of Legends those 2-3 seconds can literally change the outcome of a game depending on the situation you're in. Plus, this has been happening since the download of Windows 10, and quite frankly I'm sick of it. When using my Ethernet connection, it will work for about 10-15 minutes then just completely drop connection and seize to work. I literally have to reset my router, and computer for it to work again. It's just ridiculous. Can anyone please offer me some advice to fix this? Some drivers I could download, or something within the computer to enable the Ethernet to actually function properly?

I'm running a 64bit G771J Asus Gaming laptop.

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PC Suite Installation Conflict with Leftover PC Suite Components

Looking through the threads, this is a common problem. I have tried all the previous suggestions and either have failed to spot the one that would work, have misapplied one that would or its a quirk that hasn't surfaced hitherto. Or I'm just plain dumb
I suppose! I am working on XP with SP2. I am trying to install PC Suite 6.6 as issued with my new N70. When I try to install the software it gives me an error message that says it has detected PC Suite on my system and that PC Suite can not work flawlessly
with PC Suite (surely a candidate for daftest error message of the year) and that I should uninstall PC Suite and try again. I have used Cleaner 3 from the website several times. I have tried all the problem type options, having first tried the obvious one
of course. They either say nothing needs to be removed from system or registry, that successful removal has taken place or that and I should reboot - or in one case, it identified ole.dll in System32 folder and claimed to have removed it succesfully. Looking
in System 32 there are quite a number of extension files with what appear to be very close naming resemblance to ole.dll (eg ole2.dll) but none has information in their properties sufficient for me to be confident that I am not going to interfer with other
applcations if I manually remove. I should say that the residual components probably come from a PC Suite installation for the phone before last. I removed in the standard way using the utility in XP but have also tried to use System Mechanic to find any residual
components. I quite urgently need to download contents from my phone and would be really gateful for any help. Be specific in instructions though as I am no geek!

 

PC Suite Installation Conflict with Leftover PC Suite Components

I too have been unfortunate! I am unable to unload the new version Nokia_PC_Suite_68_rel_22_eng_web as I was getting error messages and asked me to reload the software.I treied repair as well as remove but a sreen depicting error 1316 pops up. I tries
cleaner, remmoved any "nokia" entries from the registery and even went on to search for any "nokia" word on the hard drive. I practically removed everything but couple of the entries refused to be removed. Has anyone any clue or answer to this? I now cannot
download from the cd provided with the phone. I ahve Nokia v70, windows XP professional and updated to SP2.

"HELP ME PLEASE, HELP ME"

 

Hello and welcome to tenforums,,, first thing i would do is go to device manager and try updating the network adapter drivers ,if it say you are using the best drivers ,then delete them ,and reboot computer to reinstall them , the modem may have just picked a bad time to start going bad,do you have other devices connected to the modem ,if so do they also have issues

 

Do the driver update as suggested, then if that doesn't work try running Windows in safe mode and see if the connection still keeps dropping. It not, then some program in Windows is likely causing the issue.

 

Or instead of updating the driver to the latest - go to the manufacturers website and get the latest driver they have for the network adapter, even it is for Windows 7 or 8 and install the manufacturer's driver. Newest is not always best.