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Cloudsy324r42344
By Cloudsy324r42344
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So like i have an ethernet adapter in my uh motherboard and i connected the cable. The cable isnt damaged, and i dont have the ethernet option in my settings.

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21 minutes ago, Cloudsy324r42344 said:

I just see that the cable is glowing below me so i supposee its working

as mentioned, the drivers are not installed.

 

Also:  Quote people so they see your response.

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4 minutes ago, whispous said:

The drivers for your ethernet adapter are not installed. Check the motherboard manufacturer's website to get them, and install them

How am i supposed to do that, if i dont even have internet on my pc

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2 minutes ago, Cloudsy324r42344 said:

How am i supposed to do that, if i dont even have internet on my pc

Download them on a different pc, put it on a flashdrive, move the file over.

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i agree with what @tkitchand @whispous said about the driver but should windows not come with a basic driver to counter issues like this??

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5 minutes ago, Tomberry said:

i agree with what @tkitchand @whispous said about the driver but should windows not come with a basic driver to counter issues like this??

nope, a whole bunch of NICs don't have any way to work in windows until you install the proper driver. 

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1 hour ago, TylerD321 said:

Download them on a different pc, put it on a flashdrive, move the file over.

Thing is. I dont see no ethernet adapter files here. I just see onboard lan. Is it that or im missing smth (mobo is b560mx e pro)

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6 minutes ago, Cloudsy324r42344 said:

Thing is. I dont see no ethernet adapter files here. I just see onboard lan. Is it that or im missing smth (mobo is b560mx e pro)

And i have realtek ethernet

 

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so i dont have drivers installed on my ethernet (new pc cuz i just built one) please can someone explain me what to do step by step cuz im legit frustrated

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Just now, Cloudsy324r42344 said:

so i dont have drivers installed on my ethernet (new pc cuz i just built one) please can someone explain me what to do step by step cuz im legit Frustrated

Ethernet: realtek

Mobo:b560mx e pro

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Just now, Theguywhobea said:

get another computer and a flash drive. Download drivers on that computer, place them in flash drive, place flash drive in new computer.

That, or just plug it in and hope that microsoft installs them automagically

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You really didn't need to make a new thread, as the answer was already provided to you in the other one. Find another computer, download the installer for drivers you need from the motherboard manufacturer's website to a USB drive, plug it into your computer, install.

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2 minutes ago, Theguywhobea said:

get another computer and a flash drive. Download drivers on that computer, place them in flash drive, place flash drive in new computer.

On the realtek website?

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1 minute ago, Cloudsy324r42344 said:

On the realtek website?

Sounds like a good place to start for realtek drivers.

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1 minute ago, seanondemand said:

You really didn't need to make a new thread, as the answer was already provided to you in the other one. Find another computer, download the installer for drivers you need from the motherboard manufacturer's website to a USB drive, plug it into your computer, install.

Alrigjt

Didnt see ur comment srry

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3 minutes ago, seanondemand said:

You really didn't need to make a new thread, as the answer was already provided to you in the other one. Find another computer, download the installer for drivers you need from the motherboard manufacturer's website to a USB drive, plug it into your computer, install.

I just see lan for intel thats like for networking...

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1 minute ago, Cloudsy324r42344 said:

I just see lan for intel thats like for networking...

You sure its a realtek network adapter on that board? Because the manufacturer seems to think it's intel.

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1 minute ago, seanondemand said:

You sure its a realtek network adapter on that board? Because the manufacturer seems to think it's intel.

I just dont knkw anymore my mind is already frustrated enough. So basically. The Ethernet itself from the router is realtek, i go on their website (realteks webs) and downloaded the "Win10 auto installation program (NDIS)" to the flashdrive, now i went to the motheboard's website and i just see (thats network related) "On-Board LAN(intel)" (the mobo is b560mx e pro) now i dont know if i did already download the driver from the website or not. My mind is so frustrated that i just get mad from just sitting down lol.

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Never had to install Ethernet drivers on a new system, it's included in Windows install since ages

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