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No Internet connection Ethernet - Clueless

Snapperx
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Hi folks.
I am having some trouble with my new build.
WiFi works good but for obvious reasons I would like the ethernet to work as well which it doesn't.
If I deactivate and activate the adapter it takes like 30 seconds until the network stays either unidentified, properly identified or takes 30-60 seconds to identify the network correctly.
Either way I don't get access to the Internet which is frustrating as hell.


Specs :
ISP router (Infinitum HG8245H)
Win 10 Pro 64bit
Asus Z370-E



Things I tried:
Connect the cable to another PC (Win 7) - Works
Let Windows fetch the driver for the ethernet adapter again
Ipconfig release / renew - Renew didn't want to work because the operation can't be performed "while the media is disconnected"

I really hope to solve this problem with your help. Thanks in advance

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What is the ISP router?

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8 minutes ago, Snapperx said:

Infinitum HG8245H

Though ethernet worked fine before with my laptop and still works with the computer next to me...

I would suggest trying to download the latest driver using your laptop, putting the installer on a usbdrive then plug that in the new build and install that way. if that doesnt work you could try flashing the latest bios using the same method

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1 minute ago, AdamBGames said:

I would suggest trying to download the latest driver using your laptop, putting the installer on a usbdrive then plug that in the new build and install that way. if that doesnt work you could try flashing the latest bios using the same method

You might overlooked this. I have Internet access on my new build.

13 minutes ago, Snapperx said:

WiFi works good but for obvious reasons I would like the ethernet to work as well which it doesn't.

 

14 minutes ago, Snapperx said:

Things I tried:
Let Windows fetch the driver for the ethernet adapter again



Anyhow should I intend to flash the bios? I have 0 experience on that.

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