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Bill721
Jan 15, 2019Tutor
Desktop Windows 10 Internet connection delay only when doing a RESTART (Nighthawk X4s R7800 Router)
Desktop Windows 10 Internet connection delay only when doing a RESTART. Works fine after doing a shutdown, but RESTART still has Internet connection delay. I have updated the Lan driver from ASUS my...
- Jan 15, 2019
Thank you for the quick reply.
I'm pretty sure I have it fixed. When I looked into the windows updates I saw there was a number that needed to be done so I updated them and the issue went away. I think it stemmed from the fact that I had reimaged the machine from a previous image, because of another problem. Let's hope for the best and thank you for your input.
Bill
IrvSp
Jan 15, 2019Master
My experience with this type of problem is basically on the PC, not the router.
I've got one now that doesn't come out of sleep often or delays doing it. I've used different drivers for the device and some work better than others. Problem went with the device changing PC's but works better on the slower PC.
This probably is a clue, "It worked perfectly for over a year." and is this, "delay only when doing a RESTART. Works fine after doing a shutdown,".
In the first case, on 12/21/18 there was a BIOS update available (https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/ROG-MAXIMUS-X-HERO-WI-FI-AC/HelpDesk_BIOS/). Wondering if you updated to that?
Second case above, well RESTART does NOT reset h/w. If you want to reset the h/w you have to power down and up again. Some 'RESTART' usage can be 'vague'? Some use it interchangeably with REBOOT and POWER OFF/ON.
You also have an Intel I219-V LAN connector as well as Wireles? Not sure which one you are having a problem with? Have you tried an Ethernet connection if on Wireless or Wireless if on Ethernet and see if it still happens?
You did mention "I have updated the Lan driver from ASUS my motherboard Mfg. " but that wasnt' clear either? From the LINK above the Driver tab did NOT show any updates or drivers for W10? Where did you get the file to update with?
myersw
Jan 15, 2019Master
In my exerience this delay is the wireless driver connecting to the wireless network. This is wireless driver related on the Windows PC and nothing to do with the router. If you click on Network & Internet settings on the tast bar when coming out of sleep mode you will see it takes a period of time before the wireless adapter sees any networks and connects.
Recently I installed a D-Link DWA-192 1300 USB wireless dongle. Took forever after coming out of sleep mode to connect to wireless. In my case I went to D-Link site and downloaded the latest driver they had, which was a totally different version number from windows and installed. Now everything works just as I would expect. Come out of sleep and reconnect quickly.
Sometimes I have had to try multiple drivers, windows as well as vendor before I found one that works for me. Only issue could be windows seeing the driver and thinking it is old and downloading their 'new' one. Can go into policies to prevent, google is your friend. Lastest is not always greatest. Have had to run older driver to get things working as I wanted in the past.