On same computer or another one?
same computer, I have dual boot, but I don't have control of the router, it belongs to the ISP, they control the router remotely, and the router is set to use their VPN.
I don't think it's hacker but your computer or LAN card.
is working fine for two hours now. let's see what happens during the day. Windows is using the right driver from Intel, Thanks for the help!
OK let us know, btw. I made a mistake with previous command.
sudo apt install firmware-linux another command should have been run: sudo apt updatesudo apt update
sudo apt install firmware-linuxsudo apt upgrade to upgrade any other software that needs updates.both firmware-linux and firmware-linux-nonfree are installed!
it happened again, and just restarting seems to resolve.
The ISP's technician already tested the cable, the cable is fine, it worked for 4 hours today without an issue, and the problem also happens using WiFi on Windows, I thought, that maybe it is malware on both systems, I've exchanged files between the systems, maybe both were infected, but also have noticed the issue happening on the TV when I'm using it during the night, but the problem doesn't happen when my sister is using it the whole day. My PC is 3 years old.
Is it Windows executable that you ran in wine? because this is the only way I know of on how a Windows malware could affect both systems.
When you use the TV, is your PC connected as well? and that causes the TV to lose connection?
I don't believe they did the right test.
I have dual boot, but I didn't think it right, Is impossible the same malware affects both systems, think this way, the connection only works fine when I reboot the system, after stopping browsing, before, it works fine when I changed the IP to static one, now nothing seems to work, the ISP guy only look to the cable and found a problem in one of the edges, so I replace the edges, and worked. When I use the TV the computer is turned off, but on TV, the problem stays for a few seconds, it stops browsing and then comes back to browsing, I will reinstall both systems to test.
It's difficult to narrow down the problem if you have similar issue on TV as well.
By reinstalling you will rule out malware, but I bet this won't fix the problem.
It can be portable if it's running in something like Python.
I don't use wifi on Debian, only cable, but it is crowded, and the wifi signal it's strong.
tv is a different behavior, it stops browsing for a few seconds only. TV is connected through a cable.
you are right! but on Windows, I don't have Python installed on the system, and Windows is only a backup system for me.
Which DNS are you using? on both TV and PC.
