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By: EDWARD HUDSON
▪ October 13, 2017 ▪
17 minute read
windows 10 fix
This software will repair common computer errors, protect you from file
loss, malware, hardware failure and optimize your PC for maximum
performance. Fix PC issues now in 3 easy steps:
If reinstalling the Ethernet card does not solve the problem, you
should reinstall the network interface card using the latest version of
the driver from the manufacturer’s portal.
After doing that IPv6 should be disabled. Now you just have to restart
your PC and check if the problem is resolved.
After doing that, IPv6 should be completely disabled on your PC. Now
you just have to restart your PC in order to apply the changes. If you
want to enable IPv6, just delete DisabledComponents DWORD from
your registry.
If you don’t feel comfortable modifying your registry, Microsoft
developed a tool that can disable IPv6 for you. Simply download
Disable IPv6 tool and follow the instructions on the screen. If you want
to enable IPv6 again, you just have to download and use this tool.
Now that you know your network address, you need to assign it to
your network adapter. To do that, follow these steps:
Once you restart the service, check if the problem still appears. If the
issue still persists, you might have to restart your PC and check if that
solves the problem.
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It’s worth mentioning that your router also allows you to configure
DHCP. If you’re familiar with network hardware, you might want to
check your router’s configuration and see if the DHCP is enabled on
your router.
3. When Properties window opens, go
to Compatibility tab. Now check Run this
program in compatibility mode for and
select Windows 8 or Windows 7. Now you just
have to click on Apply and OK to save changes.
After setting a compatibility mode, run the setup and install the drivers.
Keep in mind that you might have to try several different compatibility
modes until you find the one that works for you.
After doing that, a chkdsk scan will be scheduled. Now you just have
to restart your PC and the schedule will start automatically. Once the
schedule is complete, the corrupted files will be fixed and your
problem should be resolved.
In addition to your router, other network hardware can also cause this
problem. Users reported that the issue was resolved after updating
firmware on their repeater, so if you have other network devices, you
might want to consider updating their firmware as well.
Once the commands are executed, check if the problem still appears.
If so, restart your PC and the problem should be resolved.
After doing that, check if the problem with Ethernet connection still
appears.
After making the necessary changes, restart your PC and check if the
problem is resolved.
Keep in mind that not all routers support this feature, so before you
change anything, we strongly advise you to check your router’s
instruction manual.