Help me fix my internet!
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I recently got an NVME SSD (960 EVO M.2), unplugged my pc and inserted into pci-e 4. I then booted up the computer and the SSD was not visible. (Not the main issue as I understand these can be difficult to install). The problem was that my internet connection no longer works and when diagnosing the problem found was "ethernet" doesn't have a valid IP configuration.
I then removed the new SSD and tried again... same problem.
I have tried many things to try and fix the issue including:
- Trying a different cable, internet socket, reseting router, trying different socket in router.
- Reinstalling TCP/IP setting via command prompt (admin)
- Disable NIC and enable
- Uninstalled ethernet drivers and reinstalled
- Installed most recent drivers
Can someone please help me! All other computer on the network have internet but mine. Starting to feel left out.
- Windows 10 Home
- AMD FX-8320 Eight-Core processor
- 8GB RAM
- NVIDIA GeForce GT 720
- Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
- Motherboard - ASRock 970 Extreme3 R2.0 - Ethernet plugs direct into motherboard
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Can you rollback your system via System Restore?
Or purchase a Wifi dongle and connect to internet via wifi?
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You've got to love it when the tools we use to be more productive turns against us...
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As Rich suggested above to help further troubleshoot.
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To me it's starting to sound like a hardware problem, was the machine properly grounded and anti-static equipment used when the installation was done?
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Thanks for the suggestions i got myself a wifi dongle and its working fine. I think you are correct about the hardware, I didn't use any antistatic or ground the computer. My bad.
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