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The system failed to complete the install, remaining on the Realtek 'installing driver' screen for more than 30 minutes, before I attempted to kill the process.

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Well, I went with door number 1, entering my serial number and downloading the Realtek wireless driver for 8.1.

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But then you also suggested in the next sentence that I might have had a driver update recently and that rolling back my current network driver might solve the problem. You suggested that I download the W8.1 wireless driver from Toshiba.

Because, occasionally a download will become interrupted and then will simply go back to downloading normally once the interrupt corrects itself.īree, your post contained enough conflicting information to make me dizzy. My modem/router is in the basement, and I really don't have the time to lug it down there, attempt to download a large file with an ethernet cable and sit there and monitor the download progress. It's a bit of a challenge to see how it works with a wired connection. This laptop is always working wirelessly. Sometimes a 600MB file will download without a single interrupt, but more often than not I'll have to resume the download at least 3 times. Clicking on that box will resume the download from the point the interrupt stopped it. There will be a small blue rectangular box labeled 'Resume' underneath the failed download. Once the interrupts normalize back to a low percentage, the download item will have a horizontal line through it with the words 'Failed - Network Error' next to it. If I happen to be downloading anything - I download a lot of music - the 'freezing' will show the Chrome download window speed to be 0 kb/sec. Eventually (usually in 3 to 5 minutes) the task goes back to using 0.2 to 0.3% and the laptop begins to operate normally. Sometimes I can't get ctrl/alt/del to bring up the taskmgr, but some times I can, and when I do I'll see this task called System Interrupts using between 40 - 50% of my CPU. and all of a sudden the laptop becomes almost completely unresponsive. I'll be on the internet, almost always with Chrome and I might not be doing anything actively, but I'll have a Chrome tab open, and I might be playing Spider Solitaire. Well, there's not a lot of symptoms to report.