Windows 10: Windows 10 WiFI Proxy Errors on Fiber Internet

Let me preface by saying,

I'm on a fresh clean format of Windows 10 on my PC and I'm running build 10.0.18363. Home Edition

I just changed my router to a new WiFi6 capable Asus Gaming router a week ago and everything is updated, drivers included. This is a home PC.


I am connected to a USB WiFi adapter: TP-LINK AC1200
My home network uses Fiber internet via 802.11ax.
My PC power arrangement is on Ultimate Performance and all my USB sleep modes are turned off.


Windows is apparently returning an invalid proxy error. But the fact of the matter is, my network does not utilize a proxy nor does it have any.


My WiFI is constant decreasing in speed every few minutes. Especially when it comes to browsing/gaming/watching media on the internet. It would ALWAYS be fine when I reconnect my adapter or disable/re-enable the WiFi in Network Settings. But it will always drop after 1-2 minutes or so to speeds that would leave pages hanging in mid-load.





When I ran the troubleshooter, this error keeps showing up. Somehow Windows is trying to resolve a proxy issue that's not applicable for my type of connection because I don't have a proxy. Why is this so? It would seem that this has the potential to cause incompatibility issues to a large group of users.


Again, I want to repeat myself: The connection restores to good state every time I re-enable my Wifi at the Windows Settings level, so my adapter is fine. A reboot works too. Before entering into slow WiFi once again after a couple of minutes.


These workarounds are fine. But I can't possibly be doing it every 10-15 minutes, for an entire day. Windows is doing something to change the behavior/performance of my connection for some reason.


I have also ran Malwarebytes to detect any issues, but I've not had any issues and my system is relatively clean since I only use it for gaming and working on office documents.


Can someone assist me to look into this? And if there's any way to provide you a log of some sort, please point me in the right direction the general troubleshooter does not identify anything useful for me to figure out what's wrong.


- Andrew

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Router with Fiber channel port for internet connection at home

Hi Guys,

My internet provider is ready to provide me internet through fiber channel as his internet providing(racks,switches) setup room is just 10 meters away from my home.

-Would you suggest me some routers of some equipment which can satisfy my fiber internet setup at home with WiFi facility?

-is there any adapter I can use to connect to PC(motherboard)?

-Will it be more expensive?

Thanks
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Google Fiber Wifi Issues with Windows 10

Hello,

We recently got Google Fiber internet service in our home and since then my Alienware M17 laptop has been having Wifi issues. This only happens at home, when I am at work I do not get any crash errors.

I get two crash errors, KERNAL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE & ATTEMPTED_SWITCH_FROM_DPC, the Kernal issue is the one that keeps happening mainly. Keep in mind also that I had Windows 10 prior to getting the new internet from Google Fiber and was not having this
issue. I had windows 10 for about three weeks with no issues on Time Warner's internet. It was literally the day of google fiber install that this started happening. Gotta be something with internet... but I am not sure how to fix it. When I was setting
up the google fiber router I did name it the same name as the previous Wifi name... but again, my wifes computer is not having the same issues.

I have Killer Ethernet/Wifi card in the Alienware M17x3

I am not sure what to do, it has crashed 5 times just trying to write this message, getting very frustrating.

Also as a heads up, I have reinstalled all new killer wifi and ethernet drivers. I have checked for updates on the Update & Recovery center, nothing there. I have also updated all of the drivers listed on the manufacturer's website for my laptop and nothing
has changed. I am at a loss and am getting frustrated.

My wife's laptop was upgraded to windows 10 and is not having any issues. Her laptop has a Killer ethernet/wifi gigabit card also, just an older version.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Sincerely,

 

Windows 10 cannot detect network proxy for network when Troubleshoot is run - Using Google Fiber ISP

I've followed all steps indicated in threads posted and also installed a rebuild of Windows 10. Unfortunately I still receive the proxy error when I run Troubleshooter. This is for both wired and wireless connection. Additionally, I am using Google Fiber
as my ISP. When speaking with Google Fiber support they seem to be aware of this issue from many Google fiber users that have upgraded to Windows 10. This issue didn't occur until I upgraded.

I have a case number as well with Microsoft Support.