Network Error

[Meet1419]

I recently had some problem with my PC update, I corrected it with help of Internet but from that time I am having some issues with my Network. When I opened 'Change adapter settings' to disable and re connect there were too many Networks which were showing up. I have just two Networks(1-Lan and 1-Wifi). But I found that I could tackle it by removing some of the extra network which were there in device manager. So I did it two to three times and it worked for two days. But now the LAN network with the wifi isn't working whereas I am able to use the wifi on my other devices. When I runned 'Diagonse problem' in network window it showed that the LAN network and Wifi don't have correct IP address. Could anyone please help me!

[Changis]

firstly, post your specs.
secondly, use the windows network troubleshooter as that resets the network card for you
your computer may generate several virtual networks, some programs like WmVare definately gives you more network places, but if they are not bothering you, why disable them? your game wont run better with a unused network card not being used, so reset your network settings to default, enabling everything you disabled

is DHCP set up on your router and your network card? 

[Meet1419]

5 hours ago, Changis said:

firstly, post your specs.
secondly, use the windows network troubleshooter as that resets the network card for you
your computer may generate several virtual networks, some programs like WmVare definately gives you more network places, but if they are not bothering you, why disable them? your game wont run better with a unused network card not being used, so reset your network settings to default, enabling everything you disabled

is DHCP set up on your router and your network card? 

Specs: 

Motherboards: Gigabyte G41

CPU: Pentium Dual Core E530 OC at 2.6 GHz before it was running at 1.6 GHz.

Ram: 3GB

No graphic card

Lan Connection as well as Netgear Wifi Router.

 

I used "Windows Network Troubleshooter" it gave me a message that the both networks can't find IP address

 

I haven't installed any Software like WmVare or any other Virtual machine software.

So what might be the reason for them to show up?

 

Yes, I think DHCP is present as I found on net how to know is it present or not. It showed that to check if obtaining direct IP is checked, and it is in my networks, so I think so!

[Meet1419]

10 minutes ago, Meet1419 said:

Specs: 

Motherboards: Gigabyte G41

CPU: Pentium Dual Core E530 OC at 2.6 GHz before it was running at 1.6 GHz.

Ram: 3GB

No graphic card

Lan Connection as well as Netgear Wifi Router.

 

I used "Windows Network Troubleshooter" it gave me a message that the both networks can't find IP address

 

I haven't installed any Software like WmVare or any other Virtual machine software.

So what might be the reason for them to show up?

 

Yes, I think DHCP is present as I found on net how to know is it present or not. It showed that to check if obtaining direct IP is checked, and it is in my networks, so I think so!

I have attached the extra networks photo which are showing up and also the diagnostic report of it.

[Changis]

seems like your router does not have DHCP enabled, what is the model number of the router? if you are unsure, just take a photo of the sticker underneath (you can cover up any wifi passwords if you want)

try resetting your router, there should be a pinhole somewhere on the back you can put a paperclip or similar into to push a hidden reset button

also, can you right click ethernet 2 and choose properties and post what is listed and checked, then select internet protocol version 4 and post what is listed there.

also pro tip: if you press the windows key on your keyboard (to bring up the start menu) write "snip" (without quotation marks) and start the built in snipping tool, this tool is excellent for taking screenshots of your screen, and works better than a camera for screenshots