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heero_yuy 09-05-2018 13:30

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Given that the PC is showing that the interface is all running correctly, sounds to me more that the Superhub is not issuing an IP to wired devices.

Try a reboot of the SH. You will probably need to issue an ipconfig /renew command on the PC.

This makes a DHCP request for a fresh IP number from the SH. This is normally done while the PC is booting up.

If still no joy log into the SH and check to see that it is being told to issue IP's to the wired part of the network.

HTH

If you're using your own router then you need to look at its settings rather than the SH

Ken W 09-05-2018 15:50

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35946366)
Given that the PC is showing that the interface is all running correctly, sounds to me more that the Superhub is not issuing an IP to wired devices.

Try a reboot of the SH. You will probably need to issue an ipconfig /renew command on the PC.

This makes a DHCP request for a fresh IP number from the SH. This is normally done while the PC is booting up.

If still no joy log into the SH and check to see that it is being told to issue IP's to the wired part of the network.

HTH

If you're using your own router then you need to look at its settings rather than the SH


If the wired connection works just fine on my laptop wired that shows the SH is working ok

Carth 09-05-2018 17:20

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken W (Post 35946369)
If the wired connection works just fine on my laptop wired that shows the SH is working ok

good point.

so, what do we know so far . .

1) wired internet suddenly stopped working

2) a new card - with drivers - still doesn't work

3) wired works on a different PC using the same cables

logic points at the PC, could be a setting that is configured wrong, could be a motherboard fault.

If it's a motherboard fault how do we diagnose it?

Ken W 09-05-2018 18:42

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 35946371)
good point.

so, what do we know so far . .

1) wired internet suddenly stopped working

2) a new card - with drivers - still doesn't work

3) wired works on a different PC using the same cables

logic points at the PC, could be a setting that is configured wrong, could be a motherboard fault.

If it's a motherboard fault how do we diagnose it?


I thick that I have come to the conclusion that the mother board is faulty, how I can prove it I do not know.

SnoopZ 09-05-2018 20:08

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken W (Post 35946375)
I thick that I have come to the conclusion that the mother board is faulty, how I can prove it I do not know.


As mentioned you prove it using a Linux CD if it works on Linux then your PC is fine and it is a Windows issue which would likely get fixed with reinstalling it.

pip08456 09-05-2018 22:38

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Don't forget Ken, you don't need to install Linux, you can run it from DVD.

Details HERE

Ken W 10-05-2018 02:06

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35946401)
Don't forget Ken, you don't need to install Linux, you can run it from DVD.

Details HERE



Link just goes to the tutorials.

pip08456 10-05-2018 07:13

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken W (Post 35946405)
Link just goes to the tutorials.

I do apologise Ken, I didn't realise you knew what you were doing.

Ken W 10-05-2018 09:09

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35946407)
I do apologise Ken, I didn't realise you knew what you were doing.


No I must say that I don't always know I am doing -)


Bring back Windows XP

---------- Post added at 09:09 ---------- Previous post was at 07:58 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35946401)
Don't forget Ken, you don't need to install Linux, you can run it from DVD.

Details HERE

A friend is bringing a linus DVD over to try it, he is a linus fan

pip08456 10-05-2018 14:02

Re: Ethernet not working
 
1 Attachment(s)
Aren't we all!

Ken W 10-05-2018 16:56

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35946443)
Aren't we all!



I like the attachment :-)


My friend brought over a Linus DVD and my network cards do not work so that confirms it is my mother board at fault as I expected :-(


Many thanks to all that helped.


Ken

SnoopZ 10-05-2018 19:54

Re: Ethernet not working
 
You could always go wireless if you only want to spend a small amount or as you say ask the bank of pensions for a new pc.

Ken W 13-05-2018 09:29

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35946467)
You could always go wireless if you only want to spend a small amount or as you say ask the bank of pensions for a new pc.



The bank of pensions would not allow me to purchase a new pc so I purchase from Clasohson a USB Ethernet adaptor reference number 38-3732
View larger photo


for £18.99 and works just fine so problem solved.

pip08456 13-05-2018 11:00

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken W (Post 35946678)
The bank of pensions would not allow me to purchase a new pc so I purchase from Clasohson a USB Ethernet adaptor reference number 38-3732
View larger photo


for £18.99 and works just fine so problem solved.

You were ripped off.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-3-0-t....c100005.m1851

SnoopZ 13-05-2018 12:01

Re: Ethernet not working
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ken W (Post 35946678)
The bank of pensions would not allow me to purchase a new pc so I purchase from Clasohson a USB Ethernet adaptor reference number 38-3732
View larger photo


for £18.99 and works just fine so problem solved.

Hope it gets you up and running again, report back.


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