These past few days, my computer has been inexplicably disconnecting, indicating that the network is unavailable, and then a few seconds later it works again. It's been so frustrating with this intermittent issue. I rebooted the router, scanned and rebooted the computer, and even reseated and replaced the network card, but the problem still persists, which is really infuriating. Later, I thought about it and suspected there was an IP conflict, so I downloaded a tool to scan the local network IPs, Advanced IP Scanner, and indeed found an IP conflict between my computer and an old phone that I rarely use. I turned off the phone, rebooted the computer, rebooted the router, and the issue disappeared. What a hassle, wasting so much time. Just sharing this for friends who encounter similar issues. It seems that simply rebooting the router doesn't always completely clear and reassign IP addresses; all devices involved in the conflict must be rebooted to get a new IP. In the end, you only gain less than double, and you regret it again. $BNB $SOL $BTC #FlokiETP流动性提案通过 #加密市场调整 #美国加密立法或将重启 #BTC上攻11万？