I finally installed Windows 11 today and the issue went away!
I'll see if it comes back and update the thread.
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Quite often Windows applications are stuck (frozen) with error ERR_NETWORK_IO_SUSPENDED.
(Typically observed in Chrome, but impacts also any other application, e.g. Edge)
When:
For how long:
What is impacted:
curl without any problem)Network itself is not the cause!:
I had the impression I could have solved the issue after forcing a downgrade/upgrade of Windows, but the problem is there again (maybe since the last Windows update). Windows version is up to date. Already tried to reboot many times, of course. To no avail.
This issue is extremely frustrating, when you are are stuck in the middle of a sentence and have to look at your laptop during long minutes before being able to finish typing. (BTW, got stuck twice while typing the present question!)
I'm quite desparate with this. Don't even have a clue on how to investigate. Did not find anything interesting in Event Viewer.
Context:
Moderator note - Moved from Windows to Surface.
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I finally installed Windows 11 today and the issue went away!
I'll see if it comes back and update the thread.
I knew it. I thought it worked fine but it didn’t last.
After I installed Win 11 it got worse. When it happens now most of Windows freezes except for, oddly enough, MS Edge and Firefox. Those keep working.
Chrome dies totally.
I haven’t seen any Google post regarding it yet…
Forgot to mention that this last time it didn’t happen right away. Everything worked fine after hibernation but shortly after it stopped.
... another device of me has shown this bug today the first time:
Surface Book 3 - Win 10 Enterprise Build 19042.1526
Intel WiFi DRV 22.110.1.1
I assume driver reports false connection status or reports it too late to os/apps.
... but this is only a uneducated guess ...
Microsoft's way of sabotaging Chrome services?.. perhaps. The entire OS is riddled with preferential treatment for Microsoft Edge. Haha