After windows update some websites take now up to 30 seconds to open.  

For example, window 10 forum used to open almost instantly, this time it took 28 seconds.
The loading circle is visible on some websites and in others not, yet it still opens after the 30 seconds.
Some other websites still open normally.
As per advise, I previously uninstalled the Ccleaner, but it made no difference.
This issue is the same on our other PC with the Ccleaner still installed.
I have no idea how to interpret the event viewer.


Edition Windows 10 Home
Version 22H2
Installed on ‎12/‎3/‎2020
OS build 19045.2673
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4190.0

Try flushing your DNS

Hearsepilot said:

Try flushing your DNS

Thanks for the quick reply, but that did not work.

csun said:

Random thoughts:

- Check your internet speed and run the Network Troubleshooter

- Reinstall the Network Adapter drivers and/or find the previous driver version and install

- On the Event Viewer, click on Error and Warning then click Review all Instances of the Event in far right column. Will provide error codes to research

- Scan with your AV

- Contact your ISP to have them check your connection

Thanks, I shall do that and report back when all that is done.

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csun said:

Random thoughts:

- Check your internet speed and run the Network Troubleshooter

- Reinstall the Network Adapter drivers and/or find the previous driver version and install

- On the Event Viewer, click on Error and Warning then click Review all Instances of the Event in far right column. Will provide error codes to research

- Scan with your AV

- Contact your ISP to have them check your connection

I am not sure what to make from these results in the event viewer.
I like to iterate, some websites open like they did before, for instance Google Chrome, my website and some random websites I tried.
I did flush the DNS, did a full scan with Eset, malwarebytes and ran the network troubleshooter.

I don't know why you are latching on to
Log - System
Source - Kernel-Power
EventID - 41
As stated in Event viewer, it means - The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.

They do not seem to relate to your topic of interest - browser responses / website load times.

All the best,
Denis

csun said:

Will provide error codes to research

You haven't yet posted "error codes" [Log, Source, EventIDs] for the OP to investigate.

All the best,
Denis

Try3 said:

You haven't yet posted "error codes" [Log, Source, EventIDs] for the OP to investigate.

All the best,
Denis

Here it is:

Johannes,

No.

I was addressing csun. csun said he would post the entries for you to investigate.
I don't know that there will be Event log entries related to your problem so only csun can help you.

Thanks for the rep,
Denis

Try3 said:

I don't know why you are latching on to
Log - System
Source - Kernel-Power
EventID - 41
As stated in Event viewer, it means - The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.

They do not seem to relate to your topic of interest - browser responses / website load times.

All the best,
Denis

I thought it had to do with the browser and initially with the websites.
However, I can exclude the websites since some of them open almost instantly.
The shutdown error was caused by me when I initially thought that there was something wrong when the loading circle kept on spinning for so much longer than normal.