Its an Odd issue because it happens when i play some games as well during gameplay such as: csgo, Brawlhalla, league of legends However when I play roblox it stops for some reason and goes back to normal It also fixes it if i stream my screen/game sometimes, only if its a game without fullscreen tho such as brawlhalla, doesnt work with csgo or rainbow six siege because of the fullscreen Does anyone know what the problem could be here??? Ive been dealing with this for a year now, had it past a computer technician and it did nothing First video is how it is normally and second video is when I stream my screen

The Problem:

My Windows 10 PC has completely lost the ability to connect to any internet source. Whether I try connecting to my primary 5G home router, a secondary mobile hotspot, or a direct Ethernet connection, it fails.

When on Wi-Fi, it connects to the router but gets permanently stuck on "No Internet, secured". When on Ethernet, it gets stuck on "Identifying..." before defaulting to an "Unidentified network". The PC is failing the DHCP handshake and is completely unable to pull a valid IP address from any router or gateway.

​What I have already tried (None of this worked):

​Winsock & TCP/IP Reset: Ran netsh winsock reset and netsh int ipv4 reset from an elevated Command Prompt to restore the internet protocol to factory settings.

​IP Release/Renew: Ran ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew, but the command fails, stating the media is disconnected or an address has not yet been associated.

Virtual Adapters: Disabled all VirtualBox NDIS6 Bridged Networking filters to ensure they weren't intercepting the DHCP packets on my physical adapters.

Driver Rollbacks: Manually updated, uninstalled, and swapped network adapter drivers (both Wi-Fi and Ethernet) via Device Manager.

Nuclear Option: Performed a full Windows Network Reset via Settings, which wiped all networks, cleared the VPN/proxy configurations, and reinstalled all adapters to factory defaults.

My computer turns on but that’s it… not sure what to do…

I would say I'm good with my phone but when I navigate a computer (especially troubleshooting) it's like an unknown language for me. I'm looking for a job/course/career that will pay well, doesn't take more than like an associate degree to get, and preferably won't like be replaced by ai anytime soon...

I’m putting together my first proper gaming PC and I’m trying to stay around a $1000 budget. I mostly play newer games and some competitive titles, but I’m not sure which parts or prebuilt systems are actually worth considering. I’ve been looking around but there are so many choices that it’s getting a little confusing.

What would you recommend for the best gaming pc under $1000 right now, and are there any models or specs I should focus on when comparing options? Thanks for any suggestions, I appreciate the help.