Question No Internet Access on IPv4 Connectivity

[Autocon487]

I've been having this problem for sometime when I am trying to connect to my router or a Range extender, I keep getting the same message which is no internet access on IPv4. Everything seems to be working fine, the network is being identified but that about it. I got no connection to the internet.

As of now I am using this:
TL-MR3020
https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Wire...tl-mr3020&qid=1588913318&s=electronics&sr=1-2

 

[SamirD]

Does it work with a cable?

 

[Autocon487]

Does it work with a cable?

Nope, not even Ethernet cable can save my life.

 

[SamirD]

Okay, something is seriously wrong then. Let's try booting a linux live cd/usb and see if the problem is still there with the wired connection.

 

[Autocon487]

Okay, something is seriously wrong then. Let's try booting a linux live cd/usb and see if the problem is still there with the wired connection.

Update: I just used a PCIE wifi adapter and I was able to connect to the wifi, however I still can't connect directly with ethernet.

 

[SamirD]

Update: I just used a PCIE wifi adapter and I was able to connect to the wifi, however I still can't connect directly with ethernet.

That's some good additional information, but we need to run the linux test to determine if your nic hardware is bad or not.

 

[Autocon487]

That's some good additional information, but we need to run the linux test to determine if your nic hardware is bad or not.

Here it is, this is what I got

https://imgur.com/a/FCO0Ax9

View: https://imgur.com/a/FCO0Ax9

 

[SamirD]

To run the linux test, download an iso from here:
https://spi.dod.mil/docs/TENS-3.0.1_public.iso

Then follow the instructions here to write the cd to an iso or disc:
https://linuxmint-installation-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/burn.html

And then follow these instructions to boot off of it:
http://www.boot-disk.com/boot_priority.htm

The end result is that you will have a working version of linux running in ram that does not use your hard drive at all (it boots from the cd/usb and then doesn't need it). You will be able to try using the Internet again using a cable and see if it works. If it does not, you have a hardware issue.

 

[Autocon487]

To run the linux test, download an iso from here:
https://spi.dod.mil/docs/TENS-3.0.1_public.iso

Then follow the instructions here to write the cd to an iso or disc:
https://linuxmint-installation-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/burn.html

And then follow these instructions to boot off of it:
http://www.boot-disk.com/boot_priority.htm

The end result is that you will have a working version of linux running in ram that does not use your hard drive at all (it boots from the cd/usb and then doesn't need it). You will be able to try using the Internet again using a cable and see if it works. If it does not, you have a hardware issue.

Does not work, seems like its option B then, hardware issue

 

[Autocon487]

Does not work, seems like its option B then, hardware issue

Update: I was somehow able to connect the internet with the cable, HOWEVER, it doesn't seem like the internet is not working

 

[SamirD]

Update: I was somehow able to connect the internet with the cable, HOWEVER, it doesn't seem like the internet is not working

Cable direct to the router?

 

[Autocon487]

Cable direct to the router?

It's not directed to the router, I plugged it to my smart TV across the hallway that had an ethernet cable on it