I have had this issue so much more often the past week with Edge than my entire time using Windows 10. Is anyone else seeing a increase in this? I cant tell if its a wifi problem (all my other devices using wifi are fine) or a problem caused by a recent update or what, but its so aggravating.
Any tricks or suggestions before I just ditch the Edge browser and rely only on Chrome?
Well after installing Chrome I am also having internet problems. So it's not the Edge browser. Must be a driver. Can someone point me in the right direction to see if my drivers are up to date?
Just to add some extra steps I took to try to troubleshoot:
1) I deleted my intel(r) Centrino(r) wireless n135 network adapter and restarted my computer in hopes it would give me the latest software on the restart but it didn't. Also the same for the Realtex pcie gbe family controller adapter and disabled the 2 Bluetooth adapters, but still having internet dropout issues.
2) I turned off the internet monitoring service in my Kaspersky anti virus program (hoping maybe it was killing my internet) but again that didn't work either.
3) I turned off my firewall but didn't help.
If you care to experiment.................
Uninstall your Kaspersky. ( You can always reinstall it if you want to ).
Enable Windows Defender if it has been turned off by Kaspersky.
See if the issue still persists.
I disabled the firewall and still had issues. I uninstalled Kaspersky and still having issues. Any other suggestions?If you care to experiment.................
Uninstall your Kaspersky. ( You can always reinstall it if you want to ).
Enable Windows Defender if it has been turned off by Kaspersky.
See if the issue still persists.
Suggestion only :
Go to App apps > Windows Accessories > pin Internet Explorer to either Start or Taskbar.
Set IE11 as your default browser. ( By default, Edge is the default).
See if IE11 also have the same problem.
Please post back the result.
how about turning off wifi sense
I turned this setting off (never knew it was there) and restarted my computer and haven't had any drops yet. So Ill try this. If it stays up ill go back and reinstall Kaspersky.how about turning off wifi sense
davidhk: I didn't get a chance to test out IE but if the drops come back I will try that. Thanks for the help
Glad I could helpI turned this setting off (never knew it was there) and restarted my computer and haven't had any drops yet. So Ill try this. If it stays up ill go back and reinstall Kaspersky.
davidhk: I didn't get a chance to test out IE but if the drops come back I will try that. Thanks for the help
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Solved Edge: Hmm, we can’t reach this page? - Page 2 - Windows 10 blog
