Conclusion
Packet loss is a problem that can interrupt your internet connection, and cause various problems, such as decreased quality of VoIP calls, video buffering, lag in online games, or file transfer errors. To find and fix packet loss in Windows, you can use some built-in Windows tools, such as Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Resource Monitor.
These tools can help you measure packet loss between your computer and the destination server, as well as identify weak points in your network path.