Flapping Laptop, Windows 10
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@dave247 said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
@scottalanmiller said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
@dave247 said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
Strange question for Scott to ask....
Honestly, I would try updating firmware first -- given that it's not a network config problem.
Can't update firmware, it goes offline ever few seconds.
Both Ethernet and wireless connections do this?
No wireless where it is. We are asking for it to be moved.
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@dave247 said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
I've had issues before where my laptop didn't like me leaving both the wifi and the wired interfaces connected at the same time.
Yeah, I've seen that a lot, too. I like the quick "power down the wireless" button on many laptops. Make it just go away when not needed.
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Network stops or the network drops?
If it stops, try static config.
If it drops, you got a flapping port on the switch. Set it to 10Mbps half, go up from there. Replace jack, swap port, etc.
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same thing happens in linux os or safemode
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@emad-r said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
same thing happens in linux os or safemode
Getting a remote bench guy in a factory to set up Linux on it, even a Live distro, would be non-trivial
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Hmm, a laptop? Maybe the wireless on/off key is actually sticking on the keyboard? A can of air might fix this mystery.
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I am assuming it has already been reimaged?
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@irj said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
I am assuming it has already been reimaged?
No, but I asked for that long ago.
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@scottalanmiller said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
@irj said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
I am assuming it has already been reimaged?
No, but I asked for that long ago.
Yeah that is normally the first step that is taken on a weird issue like this.
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FINALLY got it moved to another location. Looks like it was the switch port.
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@jame_s said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
@scotth i've had 2 elitebooks with wifi cards that burned out, one with scorch marks
Don't let the magic smoke out...
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@scottalanmiller said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
FINALLY got it moved to another location. Looks like it was the switch port.
As somebody else mentioned, set the Switch port to 10 megs / half duplex until you get the switch replaced -- or move their patch cable to another port.
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@jame_s said in Flapping Laptop, Windows 10:
@scottalanmiller time to call in a button monkey
That sounds like something you'd get at an Asian bath house
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@wls-itguy it's anything with opposable thumbs that will follow instructions given over the phone without embellishment or omission.
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Duplicate IP or bad switch or local port... possibly driver.
