PC on network loses Internet connection

Setup: workgroup (STUDIO) with three pc's wired to a Netgear switch, this
switch plugs into a Linksys 54G wireless router for sharing internet
connection and for allowing access for the downstairs wireless notebook.

The problem I am having is with one (ALF) of the computers (wired to netgear
switch --> Linksys router)
I will suddenly get pages that just will not load, takes forever, then get
the message that the page cannot be found. It is only on this one pc - The
network card in this pc is an Intel Pro/1000 CT connection.
I have checked the event viewer and have the following errors:
ID:8021 - I have checked some of the issues in this ID, and there are no
outages, no name resolution problems and I don't know about the rest. NOTE:
I only lose the internet/browser and Outlook/email, but I can still see my
other pc's on the net. What do I need to check for?
The other one is: ID:4226 On this issue I have checked for viruses and
spyware, and this machine is clean.
Another entry is ID: 32003 On this issue, the network cable is securely
plugged, memory is way more than adequate (1gig)
The only other one is an ID:1002 - which due to the date of this one was
around the time we were installing the wireless internet antenna for our
wireless internet....

A reboot clears up the problem and connectivity for the net is
re-established. None of the other pc's on the net have had this problem.
Only the ALF computer.

Please help me as to where to start looking for a fix to keep this pc from
losing the internet connection! This happens about once or twice a day, and
then maybe for not a day at a time. Please advise, and let me know if I
need to give more information.

Also, when this problem occurs (loss of internet connectivity) there is no
red x on anything, not notifications of any kind of failure... only that
the pages cannot be found.

TIA,
Leef

On Sun, 6 Nov 2005 11:05:37 -0600, Leef wrote:

>I will suddenly get pages that just will not load, takes forever, then get
>the message that the page cannot be found. It is only on this one pc

Leef,

please check http://winhlp.com/ for the solution.

Hans-Georg

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