My internet connection still auto disconnect and connect leh!Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:No difference, only the drivers. If it has stabilized, it is the old drivers problem. If it has not, then some other things are messing with the connections.

You have to set it to show...Originally posted by coldzero:My internet connection still auto disconnect and connect leh!
But I can't see a Local Network (3) in my Internet Connection. :/
But my Network connection dont use Local Network (3).Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:You have to set it to show...
Start > Control Panel > Network Connections
All your connections are there...
Again, it has switched, which resulted in auto disconnections.

Yup. Comes with a firewall.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I see that you are using AVG. Does this come with a firewall?
OK. Problem solved. It's AVG firewall that's causing the problem.Originally posted by coldzero:Yup. Comes with a firewall.

What do I do with it?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:OK. Problem solved. It's AVG firewall that's causing the problem.
I don't have AVG firewall, so I can't tell. Try finding if there's a Active Area section and disable this feature.Originally posted by coldzero:What do I do with it?
Okay. Solved! Thanks!Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:I don't have AVG firewall, so I can't tell. Try finding if there's a Active Area section and disable this feature.
You are welcome.Originally posted by coldzero:Okay. Solved! Thanks!
Simple. Go to Wireless LAN and set all network as 'On demand' rather than 'automatic'. Problem solved and your network won't automatically switched.Originally posted by coldzero:I'm using a router and my internet connection disconnect and connect itself occasionally. But that doesn't happen to my second computer connected to the router. It's getting a bit irritating as when I'm downloading large files, it suddenly disconnects and I have to redownload the whole file again. Any solutions? A picture of the problem is as of below:
Picture of my internet connections.
Problem solved le. ThanksOriginally posted by Fire Star:Simple. Go to Wireless LAN and set all network as 'On demand' rather than 'automatic'. Problem solved and your network won't automatically switched.