Everytime I boot up my computer, I get the yellow triangle on my LAN connection, which means I can't access the internet, but as soon as I disable the network adapter then re-enable it again, it works. Not sure why it does this but it is, of course, a problem. I'm not using wireless by the way. Any suggestions?
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Jump to PostSounds like a quirky issue. It may be resolved by checking with the vendor and installing the latest LAN driver. However, my experience with network adapter issues that behave quirky is that you could try going into device manager, uninstalling the device, right click the computer icon, start a rescan, …
Jump to PostIs it a card or is it built in on your motherboard? I suspect the latter. if it is built in then get the latest chipset drivers from your motherboard makers site and see if that makes any difference.
Jump to PostI updated the driver to a later version, problem is still the same.
Ok, did you remove the device from device manager and rescan the hardware?
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