If the external network is easy to disconnect, and the intranet is normal, then first check whether the use of third-party firewalls caused by:
Problem is still in, log in to the router background to see if the connection to the extranet is normal:
If you are using Dial-up networking, you can first log in to the router background to see if the WAN port connection status is normal:
Of course, if the wireless connection, then switch to wired;
Conversely, if the cable is connected, then use the wireless connection to see whether it is normal, because the cable connection may have the phenomenon of loose interface;
If you have determined that the extranet is normal, and often the native connection is disconnected, but Ko, then check the problem on this machine.
Right-click the Network connection icon and select Status:
In the pop-up dialog box, click Properties:
Then click the Configure button directly in the pop-up dialog box:
Then switch to advanced, select Connect speed and Duplex mode, try to change the value, click OK to save the settings until normal: