No Net Access After Win 10 ISO File Upgrade
So I very finally were upgrade to Win 10 with no issues, yet in selecting to do updates later, I now find myself with all the net driver damaged (along with a couple of other conditions). So there were that yellow triangle within the net icon, and after troubleshooting it stated that 'there may well be a problem while using driver with the Local Area Connection adapter.' I got the modern RealTek driver for Win 10 64-bit, updated, and same issue.
First using this: Download Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller LAN Driver 10.1.505.2015 for Windows 10 64 bit
Then using this: Download Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller LAN Driver 10.7.107.2016 for Windows 10 64 bit
Poking around Device Manager, on RealTek's properties, it says it is in working order (as wll as it was prior to the update likewise) playing with the 'events' tab it says (following a long string of characters) that 'Device PCI ... requires further installation'. What does this implies? And how can I fix the LAC adapter driver problem? Thanks.
Stop downloading drivers from questionable websites. The Realtek drivers ought to have loaded when Windows 10 was installed. If not, you have to go to Realtek and download the driving force for your Ethernet chipset after that. As for an update. There actually is not much change between your one that Windows 10 installs vs. the Realtek one.
I uninstalled then reinstalled the Realtek driver in the RealTek website which have the same yellow exclamation mark result, however, if I ran troubleshooter it now says that 'there's a problem together with the driver for Ethernet adapter.'
Did you are trying a different Ethernet cord? Did you make sure that it turned out firmly connected to the Ethernet jack on my pc and also on the Gateway?
When you obtain that error, it's not at all getting the IP lease in the Gateway. You can try Farbar's Service Scanner and minitoolbox. They are available at bleepingcomputer.com into their download area.
Seems like many people have come upon this issue, with various fixes working, none ones did to me. A clean install has everything functioning smoothly. Not sure if Windows incorporates a standalone driver for this kind of issue, however it should (whether or not this doesn't; couldn't pick one up) because it would alleviate plenty of trial and error, and gives a quicker solution.
It is undoubtedly an error you do when the computer network adapter will not be getting an IP Lease. It is not lots of people which get that error, as it's one of those this too many move to fast and automatically post online, rather than working through troubleshooting steps.
If the Ethernet is created onto the motherboard, try Asus's driver. Also confirm the Bios to be sure that the onboard Ethernet/LAN is just not disabled.
It IS lots of people, because I've been reading around various blog. While I appreciate responses generally, I don't know why you're posting on the 'solved' thread, is actually a prickly, contrarian tone (to the sake of I don't know what) throughout as well, but neither is required. None of one's suggestions were the issue, as well as MS says that this can be an issue a large number of encounter inside the upgrade, with offers of countless different fixes. Again, a clean install took proper care of everything.
First using this: Download Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller LAN Driver 10.1.505.2015 for Windows 10 64 bit
Then using this: Download Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller LAN Driver 10.7.107.2016 for Windows 10 64 bit
Poking around Device Manager, on RealTek's properties, it says it is in working order (as wll as it was prior to the update likewise) playing with the 'events' tab it says (following a long string of characters) that 'Device PCI ... requires further installation'. What does this implies? And how can I fix the LAC adapter driver problem? Thanks.Stop downloading drivers from questionable websites. The Realtek drivers ought to have loaded when Windows 10 was installed. If not, you have to go to Realtek and download the driving force for your Ethernet chipset after that. As for an update. There actually is not much change between your one that Windows 10 installs vs. the Realtek one.
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I uninstalled then reinstalled the Realtek driver in the RealTek website which have the same yellow exclamation mark result, however, if I ran troubleshooter it now says that 'there's a problem together with the driver for Ethernet adapter.'
Did you are trying a different Ethernet cord? Did you make sure that it turned out firmly connected to the Ethernet jack on my pc and also on the Gateway?When you obtain that error, it's not at all getting the IP lease in the Gateway. You can try Farbar's Service Scanner and minitoolbox. They are available at bleepingcomputer.com into their download area.
Seems like many people have come upon this issue, with various fixes working, none ones did to me. A clean install has everything functioning smoothly. Not sure if Windows incorporates a standalone driver for this kind of issue, however it should (whether or not this doesn't; couldn't pick one up) because it would alleviate plenty of trial and error, and gives a quicker solution.
It is undoubtedly an error you do when the computer network adapter will not be getting an IP Lease. It is not lots of people which get that error, as it's one of those this too many move to fast and automatically post online, rather than working through troubleshooting steps.
If the Ethernet is created onto the motherboard, try Asus's driver. Also confirm the Bios to be sure that the onboard Ethernet/LAN is just not disabled.
It IS lots of people, because I've been reading around various blog. While I appreciate responses generally, I don't know why you're posting on the 'solved' thread, is actually a prickly, contrarian tone (to the sake of I don't know what) throughout as well, but neither is required. None of one's suggestions were the issue, as well as MS says that this can be an issue a large number of encounter inside the upgrade, with offers of countless different fixes. Again, a clean install took proper care of everything.
