the roast train is never done . <| sep |> Thank you . One question if you don ' t mind would a business or sports management degree be more helpful for working in esports ? I plan on working in esports throughout college but I ' m just wondering because I ' ve been internally debating on what degree to pursue I ' m in CC right now . On one hand , I think the business degree will be more general and could help me land more jobs but it ' s also the less interesting of the two for me and sports management seems like it would fit better with esports , but it ' s still very narrow , at least compared to business . <| sep |> Thanks for some insight . So this is what I tried so far The device was not set to be a metered connection . I went ahead and set it to a metered connection just to see if there was a change , but no change . Connection would still drop after 30 seconds to a minute . Logs do not show anything unusual from the device manager as well . I only have my Windows 10 machine connected to the device . I was just tested the MiFi with other devices to see if it happens on those devices as well , but after I found out it doesn ' t I keep them disconnected from the Mifi . When I am connected via my WiFi adapter , I disable my Ethernet connection . Forgot to mention that . IPv 4 . I disable IPv 6 . I have tried to just use IPv 6 , but the device won ' t connect at all to the network . I tried to change the SSID , and still the same issue . Also tried to not broadcast the SSID so I would manually have to enter it in my connection settings , and that still doesn ' t work . I have also tried the 802 . 11 modes N , GB , and GBN . Also tried WWAN preferred modes of LTE and LTECDMA and same issue happens . I also grabbed a fresh set of logs from the MiFi as well . Every time my connection drops , a log for Invalid packet state is generated .