Network
“PING: transmit failed. General failure” Windows 11
When you try to use the Command Prompt in Windows 11 or 10 to ping a website, an IP address, or a network location, there is a common error that you might see: “PING: transmit failed. [...]
When you try to use the Command Prompt in Windows 11 or 10 to ping a website, an IP address, or a network location, there is a common error that you might see: “PING: transmit failed. [...]
Secure Shell (SSH) is a tool we usually use to manage remote systems. In this guide, we’ll look into a common error message: “ssh: Could not resolve hostname [name]: No such host is [...]
If you’re into gaming, you might have heard about NAT Boost and Quality of Service (QoS). They both help make your online gaming better (usually by reducing latency and ensuring smoothness [...]
Smart TVs and the speed of their Ethernet connection speed might seem like a small detail, but it’s actually very important. It pretty much decides if you can really watch things in HD or [...]
If you’re using a Windows 11 laptop or desktop and your Ethernet is not working while your Wi-Fi is fine, you’re facing a common issue. This usually means the Ethernet connection [...]
If your WiFi isn’t working on Windows 11, or if it’s not showing up while Ethernet is fine, you’re facing a common networking issue. Your wireless connection might fail even [...]
If you encounter sudden shutdowns or restarts unexpectedly (and repeatedly) on your PC, and find an event log with ID 172 and Task Category 203, which says “Connectivity state in standby: [...]
If you’ve noticed that your internet is slow on your computer but fine on your phone, and both are actually on the same Wi-Fi network, it can sometimes be really confusing because you [...]
In places where many devices are used together, sharing files and resources between computers is usually necessary. A popular method is using Samba (SMB) network shares. But sometimes, you might [...]
If you’re expecting to have 1 Gbps for your local network (or internet) speed, but you keep getting 100 Mbps instead because of the “auto-negotiation” between your router and [...]