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Is there way to list/log network disconnections on Win7?

I'm getting re-connected many times a day to interenet and it havent been happening just few weeks ago. So I want to have these drops listed so I can show them to my internet provider.

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I would use either Performance Ping or , if you have access to a machine on their network, such as a SSH shell account, you might be able to use Java Net Perf to get much more detailed info.

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Control Panel | administrative Tools | Computer management

Computer management
   + System Tools
       + Task scheduler
       + Event Viewer
            + Custom Views
            + Windows Logs
                 - Application
                 - Security
                 - Setup
                 - System <----
                 - Forwarded Event
            + Applications and Services
    ...

Look for event ID = 27, source = your network card drive, e.g. for Intel gigabit ethernet, "e1yexpress". Just filter it and copy/paste.

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  • May I ask how can select all filtered events? I tried but it seems it can be only saved single event and save it in csv format
    – Mario
    Commented Jan 15, 2021 at 16:57
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Check your router, it may well log these events

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Event ID 27 is pretty large if you don't know the name for source. You can check for Event ID# 10400, Source = NDIS.

The other way that I found will work...disconnect the wire/wireless and then re-enable. Check the event viewer immediately and you'll see the events related to the disconnect. Get those event ids and source to help further troubleshoot.

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