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Use Ethernet directly to the modem for now.
And that does not even take into account other possibilities I have seen cases of.
---For example, the roommate that blocked Steam ports and the user did not know about it.
---Another brother that jacked up the firewall settings on the user's router, and the user did not even know about it.
---User "upgraded" to Windows 10 without installing relevant wireless drivers.
Process of elimination is all it is. The less hardware and question marks, the easier it is to find the cause.
Simple process of elimination. Try one thing at a time, and see if it persists.
Although I'd urge you to rather consider what The Giving one is saying. I doubt its a software firewall if everyone in the house is getting it.
If you mean firewall within your router, then thats something you should google your routers manual for.