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i read a couple of the stickies and i've tried that stuff...but i think my card is done and just wanted to know if theres a sure way to figure if it is or not
1.) I reset my router back to the defaults
2.) Reinstalled network adapter driver
3.) Checked all my connections and know that its not the cable because i used it on my fiances computer as well
4.) Shes connected to the same router and she has internet...im using it right now
5.) I switched ports to see if the port blew out and confirmed that all are working
6.) Turned off antivirus and firewall...still nothing
So i know its not the router and i reinstalled my drivers for the network card and everything is on auto
1.) I reset my router back to the defaults
2.) Reinstalled network adapter driver
3.) Checked all my connections and know that its not the cable because i used it on my fiances computer as well
4.) Shes connected to the same router and she has internet...im using it right now
5.) I switched ports to see if the port blew out and confirmed that all are working
6.) Turned off antivirus and firewall...still nothing
So i know its not the router and i reinstalled my drivers for the network card and everything is on auto
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If you plug a hot ethernet cable into your NIC when the pc is on the led's should light up. If they don't, then either the card is bad or the port on your motherboard is bad. You can move it to a different port to make sure, but most of the time it's the NIC that's gone south.
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