One or more network protocols are missing on this computer

[a9ch4f]

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Every time my Internet temporarily turns off, and I troubleshooting it using "Troubleshoot Problems," I get this message. Every time I do repairs as an administrator, it ends up not working later on down the road. I'm using Ethernet on Windows 10.
How do I fix this?

 

[smorizio]

in power setting set the ethernet port not to turn off.

 

[a9ch4f]

in power setting set the ethernet port not to turn off.

Dumb question but how would I do that?

 

[Emanuel Elmo]

in power setting set the ethernet port not to turn off.

Dumb question but how would I do that?

Hit the windows key and type control panel. Hit enter
In the search bar at the top right type power options
select the first result which is power options. A new window will pop up
Select change power setting
select change advanced power setting, A new window will pop up.
should be located there.

or you can do this
Hit the windows key and type control panel. Hit enter
In the search bar at the top right type device manager
select the first result which is device manager. A new window will pop up
find network adapters hit the small arrow to expand the menu
right click on your Ethernet adapter and click on properties. A new windows will pop up
Click on power management and make sure to un-check "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power"

Good luck sir. Hope this helps.

 

[Joanne_9]

in power setting set the ethernet port not to turn off.

Dumb question but how would I do that?

Hit the windows key and type control panel. Hit enter
In the search bar at the top right type power options
select the first result which is power options. A new window will pop up
Select change power setting
select change advanced power setting, A new window will pop up.
should be located there.

or you can do this
Hit the windows key and type control panel. Hit enter
In the search bar at the top right type device manager
select the first result which is device manager. A new window will pop up
find network adapters hit the small arrow to expand the menu
right click on your Ethernet adapter and click on properties. A new windows will pop up
Click on power management and make sure to un-check "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power"

Good luck sir. Hope this helps.

I have a brand new Dell E560. I was having the same problem after upgrading to Win 10..
This was exactly what was wrong.

thank you for the solution.