New OS but connectivity issues?

Hi all,

I have re installed my OS and all was going ok until yest morning, when I had problems with connecting to the internet again, previous issues was with Svchost.exe but this is not showing in task manager as it did before, now what I can only assume was after I installed latest MS updates it happened then. This morning was the same so I have done a restore to yest update date and it seems ok now, but will try it during the day?

These updates are now ready again to download, can anyone tell if these could cause the issues I mentioned above?
Is there any way to run tests to see if they actually did cause the issue?
I could try to install one at a time and see results?

The updates should not impact your connectivity.

Are you connecting via Wi-Fi or a LAN cable?

UsernameIssues said:

The updates should not impact your connectivity.

Are you connecting via Wi-Fi or a LAN cable?

Hi,
WiFi on this laptop >> Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit and also Wifi on a smaller netbook >> Win 7 PRO 32 bit next to it, but the netbook works ok.

I just switch on the troubled one, out from hibernation and no connectivity issues, so this is why I assumed it was connected to updates??

I am now running Acer updater and no updates required?

What do I do with the MS updates? Load one at a time?

jonesnewton said:

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What do I do with the MS updates? Load one at a time?

Sure, go ahead and do that.

Write down the KB number as you install each one...
...and if you find a problem with an update, just uninstall that one update:

Start > View installed updates

Run all Important and Optional Windows Updates with reboots until exhausted, after enabling Automatically get recommended drivers and updates for your hardware (Step 3).

Do not import any drivers besides these updates until you see how they perform and if any are missing.

If problems arise import the wireless driver from the Acer Support Downloads webpage. Power cycle your router.

If you've varied much from these steps and the other tips to get a perfect Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 then I would start over.

If you can download and burn to DVD or write to stick the Win7 ISO on this laptop then do so, otherwise you can use another.

Be sure to follow the steps in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 to get a perfect install.

I did an edit on my post, not sure if you saw this? >>
The orange WiFi button - light is now and was before reinstall flashing, not constant, also its rate of flash depends on what the laptop is doing?
Is this the issue?

Is the internet connection stable now?

Type Device Manager in the Start Search box, click on Network Adapters, then Wireless Adapter. On Driver tab what is the exact Device make/model, driver version and date?

Now look on the Acer Support Downloads webpage for your model PC and compare the latest driver version and date for that wireless driver. We can help you do this if needed.