On reboot/Restart post hibernation I find my internet needs reconnecting. I have follow various instructions to make sure my power management does not switch off the wifi as seen in my pictures. Can anyone help?
Windows 10 home version 2004 (OS build 19041.610) 64bit op-system
Acer Aspire V (v3-572PG-570Q)
Intelcore i5-5200 CPU 2.20
8gb Ram
Your confusing it the internet may have a fixed IP but your local pc will use dhcp and get an ip 192.168.*.* its the local ip thats needs to fixed
on the computer when it can access the internet open an elevated command prompt and use this command (Without quotes)
"arp -a"
It should list your local addresses (don't post it as this list might contain your actual location) it is for informational purposes.
Open Elevated Command Prompt in Windows 10
The list should tell you what computers are on your network all 192 or 172 are local computers.
Probably should go back to basics.
Windows has a a built in network trouble shooter.
Go back to the device manager and choose (double click) on your adapter. Advance tab
Wifi disable any options for green energy or power cutoff or selective suspend
wireless mode b/g/n or what ever is max on yours.
Ethernet disable energy efficient , Green , Large send offload (Ipv4 and ipv6) disable.
reboot
if that doesn't work
goto settings / network and internet status / change adapter options
this will open a new window with your adapters
Choose wifi or ethernet (Which ever you use) right-click choose properties click on Internet protocol Version 4 (tcp/ipv4)
choose properties check to see on the general tab that obtain ip address and DNS are set to automatic
click ok then close . Right click on the adapter again choose disable, wait a couple of moments
and right click and choose enable (resets the adapter)
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