[SOLVED] Help please!

[Jeremy488]

My computers Ethernet port stopped working. I replaced Ethernet cable swapped ports on router no help. I tried a wireless card did not help. Uninstalled all network devices reinstalled drivers from motherboard manufacturers website didn’t help. Replaced motherboard still no joy. Any recommendations for what to do next? I’m at my wits end with this.

 

[rgd1101]

and what the issue?
no ip address? can't access some site?

 

[Jeremy488]

and what the issue?
no ip address? can't access some site?

I have no access to the internet and windows says there’s a problem and we don’t know how to fix it because we can’t connect to the internet

 

[kanewolf]

I have no access to the internet and windows says there’s a problem and we don’t know how to fix it because we can’t connect to the internet

Start by opening a command window and running the command ipconfig.exe /all Post a screen shot of the output.

 

[Jeremy488]

Start by opening a command window and running the command ipconfig.exe /all Post a screen shot of the output.

how do I attach a pic of the screen from my phone?

 

[Jeremy488]

Start by opening a command window and running the command ipconfig.exe /all Post a screen shot of the output.

I can type what it says
Primary dns suffix.... shows blank
Node type....hybrid
Ip routing enabled....no
Wins proxy enabled .....no

 

[bignastyid]

how do I attach a pic of the screen from my phone?

I use imgur. Upload it there and post a link in the thread.

 

[Jeremy488]

Start by opening a command window and running the command ipconfig.exe /all Post a screen shot of the output.

Start by opening a command window and running the command ipconfig.exe /all Post a screen shot of the output.

My ip config info

 

[kanewolf]

That is unusual. It looks like Windows doesn't think there is any network hardware. Did you change motherboards or anything?

 

[Jeremy488]

That is unusual. It looks like Windows doesn't think there is any network hardware. Did you change motherboards or anything?

I did I couldn’t afford to buy the same motherboard I had again so it’s a different motherboard and manufacturer. I downloaded the new drivers to a flash drive and installed them

 

[kanewolf]

I did I couldn’t afford to buy the same motherboard I had again so it’s a different motherboard and manufacturer. I downloaded the new drivers to a flash drive and installed them

Changing motherboards usually means you have to do a clean Windows install. That is your first problem. Without a Windows install that is not contaminated by a previous motherboard, it will be impossible to get all the "ghosts" out of your PC. It is painful, but necessary.