When cable net turns off it freezes the system

dalchina said:

Good - how did you get the drivers for your PC- from Windows only, as supplied- have you ever used a 3rd party driver updater tool?
Have you checked the version of your driver with that offered by the manufacturer?

No, but I will check it. I have drivers only from producers and from Windows.

do you mean
- turn off the router
- disconnect the cable
- something else.

It means disconnecting the RJ45 cable from the PC.

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Compumind said:

Just a quick chime in -

Certain programs connect to the internet at startup and if there is none, there will be a period of "timeout" before you can get to a stable desktop.

FWIW.

Yes, a lot of programs do this. But if they can't connect it's their own problem. It shouldn't influence the whole system.

If a light bulb above one of the seats goes out in a flying plane, this should not cause the plane's engines to shut down.

dalchina said:

Again - post #13 - Also, for comparison, boot to Safe Mode with Networking, and see if you see the same then.

Ok, so I did it and after disconnecting the cable everything was ok, but when i plugged in the cable again the net connection was not possible. But I've noticed that I had selective startup set instead of normal. So, I choose normal and did the same test.
After disconnecting the cable the computer did not freeze. When i plugged in the cable again Internet came back right away.

About an hour ago I had my computer on but I was doing something in the apartment and when I came back it turned out that a blue screen had popped up, just like that...

Can all of that problems be connected with boot setup?

Ok, I think it is good :) Thanks for the tips!

It was a second problem with my computer. Now I need to solve a third.