Sers,
I've been losing parcels for about a week now.
I can't really play Fortnite, Minecraft or r6 because I always run off hook or I can't hold down certain keys because it always automatically shuts off…
Have you already restarted the router and reset the network settings in Windows? What happens if you run "ping google.com" at a command prompt?
https://de.wikipedia.org/...Traceroute
Connect to the Internet Check.
Even with problems with the hardware Always use the first port of call.
"Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost 0"
What should I do with the event viewer?
It can also cause errors in the software problems with the Internet so you should put your nose in the event display.
Then try "ping -t google.de" and let the command run for several minutes. Will any packages be lost then? And what is the average time?
Does that stop automatically?
No, you have to press Ctrl + C.
Okay there's: sent = 324, received = 317, lost = 7 (2% loss)
And what did "time" stand for?
2% loss is already problematic in games. Do you use Wi-Fi? Try a LAN cable. Then the connection is faster and also much more stable.
Already use LAN… At time stood: minimum = 6ms, maximum = 72, mean = 40ms
Usually minimum and maximum are almost the same and far less than 40ms. The lower the better.
Your values are usually only obtained if any downloads or video streams completely use the connection. Is that possibly the case?
But you could try to reset the network. This goes in the settings of Windows 10 under "Network and Internet / Network Reset". And best you start the router again.
Have tried everything… Is still not
Open the task manager (strg-shift-esc), click on "Performance" and then "Ethernet". What speed is displayed here with "Send" and "Receive"?
Which router do you have?
