Internet connection showing as connected with data in/out but no web ?

Open a cmd prompt type

Ipconfig /all
tracert adobe.com
tracert 194.118.131.66

post all results

That shows your getting the correct IP range and you can resolve dns and trace show everything is working so you online ok

To improve it set you DNS to 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 as thats a lot faster dns andmay resolve the sites problem.

What errors do you get and with what ie Firefox, IE

samuria said:

That shows your getting the correct IP range and you can resolve dns and trace show everything is working so you online ok

To improve it set you DNS to 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 as thats a lot faster dns andmay resolve the sites problem.

What errors do you get and with what ie Firefox, IE

Basically once i get online it works .. OK.. Albeit a little slow. However this only lasts from anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours then webpages will just start to time out. The router is fine ! Ive a laptop running Win 10 over wireless connection and speed and reliability are good. We also have a coople of phones in the house and they are, as you would expect for phones. My partner is out mostly so she is not an issue and her net usage is light anyway. I on the otherhand do a fair bit of downloading and often movies etc but have shut down all downloads without any increase in performance on the Win 7 machine ! Basically all that happens, when it goes, is that any website im tryin to access times out using firefox or tor. Dont use IE,chrome,opera,safari or any other's currently. So when it times out and im sitting there watching the spinning ball for a minute or two i realise its FUBAR again so i try restarting Fire Fox but this has no effect. I then check my connection and it shows as connected with data being sent and recieved. Seems normal. But i cant access the web. So i try disabling my Marvell Yukon Ethernet Controller, to reset it !, and then Enable it again but even then it wont work. So i do a full Restart or Shut Down Restart and that, sometimes, can fix the problem a % of the time but not always and repeated efforts to shut down/restart has no increased chance of resolving the issue. Meaining it will not deffinately fix it even after 10 restarts, so i give up and go use my laptop if i need to do something or just go do someting else entirely. When i come back to my win 7 PC later it, so far, often as not, works just fine at least untill it stops and by then im usually ready for bed so !! Yea its unreliavble as hell !! Other times i come back to the Win 7 PC and it works and i think great only got it to fail again in under 5 minutes :/

EDIT : PS Can you remind me where I configure my DNS again ? Its been a while :/ I went to Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center > Clicked on Change Adapter Settings > Selected Local Area Connection 2 > Right Clicked and selected Properties selected Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and selected its Properties. I then put a dot in Use the following DNS Server Addresses and set 1.1.1.1 as Preferred DNS server and 1.0.0.1 as Alternate DNS server.

I dont know if what i did was correct but ive seen no improvement to the connectivity issue. FYI when i am connected and working reliabally I did a BroadBand Speed Test and im getting about 15 MB/s downloads so its not slow internet thats the issue ! Theres a block or a failure in the connection somehow !

When it drops again redo the post 2 I want to see if it drops its IP. Does it happen if you dont use tor?

Its strange you keep you ip lets get more in download Downloading Farbar Recovery Scan Tool

Run it and there will be 2 files output post both of them

Can you check all browser and see if a proxy is set if ir is remove it. start firefox in safe mode Troubleshoot extensions, themes and hardware acceleration issues to solve common Firefox problems | Firefox Help
Does it work then

I would try removing avg as it can give these problems as it shows AVG Technologies USA, LLC -> AVG Technologies CZ, s.r.o.) C:\Program Files\AVG\Antivirus\wsc_proxy.exe it has a proxy runing you may need to goto avg site and get a tool to remove what it leaves behind