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I upgraded to win 10 and now I have no internet

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When i troubleshoot it i get the error: "Local area connection" doesnt have a valid ip configuation. Also in ipconfig my default gateway is blank. Please help!

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Install network drivers.

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Install network drivers.

I have no internet...

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I have no internet...

 

Download them on another computer, put them on a flash drive or something, move them to your computer, install them.

 

Not that difficult to do.

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Download them on another computer, put them on a flash drive or something, move them to your computer, install them.

 

Not that difficult to do.

I dont know which driver to get...

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Go to device manager and find your LAN Card model/chipset, then procceed to download drivers for it.

It says the drivers are up to date.

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It says the drivers are up to date.

I'd manually set up IPv4 then, go to the network and sharing center and go to change adapter settings, then find your network card, right click on it and click on properties.

After that go to Internet Protocol Version 4 and check if everything is automatic if not tell me.

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I'd manually set up IPv4 then, go to the network and sharing center and go to change adapter settings, then find your network card, right click on it and click on properties.

After that go to Internet Protocol Version 4 and check if everything is automatic if not tell me.

Its on automatic :(

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I dont know which driver to get...

 

If it's for your pc in your signature, go to your motherboard manufacturer's website page for your motherboard and download the network driver from there....

 

Its just like when you built the damn thing... -_-

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Change them to manual, what is your Router's IP that you use when you try to log into? For example 192.168.1.1 

192.168.0.1

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If it's for your pc in your signature, go to your motherboard manufacturer's website page for your motherboard and download the network driver from there....

 

Its just like when you built the damn thing... -_-

There isnt an option for network drivers.

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Alrighto, Use an IP address on the first box like 192.168.0.6 the subnet mask will be put by itself and add on the Default Gateway 192.168.0.1 and on the prefered DNS use 192.168.0.1.

and now it should work?

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Alrighto, Use an IP address on the first box like 192.168.0.6 the subnet mask will be put by itself and add on the Default Gateway 192.168.0.1 and on the prefered DNS use 192.168.0.1.

It still doesnt work :(

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There isnt an option for network drivers.

 

Try this.

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/lan/Intel_LAN_Win7-8_8-1_VER185540.zip

 

(I know it's not specifically for windows 10, but most windows 8.1 drivers should be compatible with windows 10, it's possible your lan driver was corrupted or something in the upgrade.)

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Try this.

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/lan/Intel_LAN_Win7-8_8-1_VER185540.zip

 

(I know it's not specifically for windows 10, but most windows 8.1 drivers should be compatible with windows 10, it's possible your lan driver was corrupted or something in the upgrade.)

And then i put it on my USB stick and select network adapters drivers and select the file?

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Try this.

http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/lan/Intel_LAN_Win7-8_8-1_VER185540.zip

 

(I know it's not specifically for windows 10, but most windows 8.1 drivers should be compatible with windows 10, it's possible your lan driver was corrupted or something in the upgrade.)

I uninstalled my network drivers and now it has dissappeared HELP ME

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And then i put it on my USB stick and select network adapters drivers and select the file?

 

You put it on the flash drive, move it to your PC, then in there it should have a .exe or something, if not, then just extract the zip file somewhere and go to device manager, network adapters, right click the ethernet adapter, click update driver, then find it manually.

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I uninstalled my network drivers and now it has dissappeared HELP ME

 

Reboot your PC, it should come back, if it doesn't, try looking in the zip file of the network drivers for a .exe or .msi file to run to install the drivers.

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You put it on the flash drive, move it to your PC, then in there it should have a .exe or something, if not, then just extract the zip file somewhere and go to device manager, network adapters, right click the ethernet adapter, click update driver, then find it manually.

I did that, it rejected it and said it was up to date. So i uninstalled the driver and now the network settings have gone completeley ;.; Help me please :(

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Reboot your PC, it should come back, if it doesn't, try looking in the zip file of the network drivers for a .exe or .msi file to run to install the drivers.

ok

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