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Hello,

Greetings,

 

I am not able to connect my pc to the internet using ethernet but wifi on the pc works fine.I tried multiple cables but nothing changed then I plugged in my laptop to the same cable and it worked perfectly,so is my pc's ethernet port dead? or is there another problem?

 

Thank you.

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try reinstalling the drivers. Usually this fixes the problem.

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Try downloading the LAN drivers from the motherboard page.

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Make sure your motherboard has the latest LAN drivers installed, and make sure your ethernet port is enabled under control panel > hardware and sound > devices and printers > device manager

There you should find your network controller, and make sure its enabled.

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Have you verified the port on the other end?

Like he said it could be the ethernet ports on your Modem/Router make sure that you have a solid or blinking green light on the back if your Modem/Router had LED'S if not then i would recommend trying to test your PC with another Modem/Router to see if the problem still exists. If it's not that then we have to look at the possibility of it being a network issue with port's

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