[SOLVED] I can't access the internet on my pc (network adapter)

May 25, 2021
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It was working, I changed out my mobo for a z590 a pro and after my network adapter (in device manager) wasn't working I deleted it in the device manager but never got it back after a restart. I have tried a number of solutions but none have worked. I download the lan drivers for the mobo but said I still need to install a intel Ethernet package and at this point I am truely stuck, please any advice would be helpful thanks.
 
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If the network circuitry is part of the MB...then I would go into the BIOS and look around in there for anything that might possibly disable it.

If I didn't fins anything I would power down and pull the CMOS battery out for a few minutes to reset the BIOS and try it again.
May 25, 2021
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So the adapter isn't detected in Windows?
I'd inspect the contacts on the card and the slot for anything weird.
I would also try some different slots.
If it still wasn't detected....I would try it in another machine and if it still wasn't detected I think it may be toast.


Sorry I should of been more clear I was using a ethernet connection straight into the mobo, no wifi cards of anything.
 
If the network circuitry is part of the MB...then I would go into the BIOS and look around in there for anything that might possibly disable it.

If I didn't fins anything I would power down and pull the CMOS battery out for a few minutes to reset the BIOS and try it again.
 
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May 25, 2021
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If the network circuitry is part of the MB...then I would go into the BIOS and look around in there for anything that might possibly disable it.

If I didn't fins anything I would power down and pull the CMOS battery out for a few minutes to reset the BIOS and try it again.


alrighty, I'll give a look onto the BIOS and as for that second information you gave Im not sure exactly what is meant by it
 
May 25, 2021
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If the network circuitry is part of the MB...then I would go into the BIOS and look around in there for anything that might possibly disable it.

If I didn't fins anything I would power down and pull the CMOS battery out for a few minutes to reset the BIOS and try it again.


Jay I could honestly kiss you! thank you so much I've been at this for the past day and its been driving me crazy! I had already played around in the bios before hand but didnt enable absolutely everything and now I have connection thank you!!!
 
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