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Re: another Win 10 upgrade issue

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#1 · August 1, 2016, 9:13 pm

Posted by: mdm27613 <mdm27613@...>

Sounds like fun wish I was there.  I would start with; is it hardware or software, does the device manager show the network interface is working properly?
 
Then from the W10 search function (same as Run);     inetcpl.cpl   
connections, LAN settings,    will normally be set to auto detect and no proxy, but malware can tamper those.
 
Then reboot to SafeMode, which should stop stuff like Bit Defender, etal.
 
If something there gets joy then you can probably dissect it, but I would be asking how generic is this system.  Once confirmed the NIC and its driver are good with W10, (backup but) confidence is higher a format clean install will solve it, the trade off of course being everything will need to be reinstalled.
 
Michael
 
 
 
From: <a title=irene.smilingi@gmail.com href="mailto:irene.smilingi@gmail.com">Irene
Sent: Friday, July 29, 2016 10:40 AM
To: <a title=ccmag@welovegod.org href="mailto:ccmag@welovegod.org">ccmag@welovegod.org
Subject: [CCMag] another Win 10 upgrade issue
 
Have you heard of anyone losing their internet access (ethernet) after installing Win 10?  If so, was there a cure?   I've searched without finding answers.   The machine has been reverted back to 7 and is working fine.

 
Blessings
 
Irene

 

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