Note: Make sure the ethernet cable is plugged to your computer before running the Network Adapter troubleshooter.

That will launch the Windows Network Adapter troubleshooter and scan your computer for glitches responsible for the faltering ethernet connection. Step 4: Tap the ‘Run the troubleshooter’ button.

Step 3 : Scroll to the ‘Find and fix other problems’ section and click Network Adapter. Step 2: Navigate to the Troubleshoot section. Step 1: Launch the Windows Settings menu and select ‘Update & Security.’ If you aren’t making headway with getting a stable Ethernet connection, let the Network Troubleshooter help you find the problem (and solution). Windows has a built-in tool that automatically diagnoses network-related issues and recommends troubleshooting solutions. In that case, check out subsequent solutions in the section below. If the connection is stable on the test device, the issue is most likely software-bound. One last thing: use the ethernet cable on a different computer. If you suspect that your PC’s ethernet port has gone bad, we recommend using a USB-to-Ethernet adapter.Īdditionally, you should also check that the computer’s ethernet port is dirt-free. Using a broken, damaged, and counterfeit ethernet cable could affect the connection performance. Similarly, you could use a different ethernet cable if you have a spare. If, by chance, your computer has multiple ethernet ports, try the ethernet cable with other ports and see if you get a stable connection.

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