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*Ethernet Not Working* ASRock AB350 Pro4

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Topic: *Ethernet Not Working* ASRock AB350 Pro4
Posted By: pranavdh
Subject: *Ethernet Not Working* ASRock AB350 Pro4
Date Posted: 01 Nov 2017 at 7:34pm
Hi guys,

I've tried everything. Flushing dns. Doing some netsh stuff and updating bios as well as driver but nothing seems to work. I just can get my ethernet to work. When i click on diagnosis, it says that my "ethernet" does not have valid IP configuration. I tried manually entering the ip configuration. When I did it just says "no problems detected" but I still have a yellow exclamation mark on my ethernet.

Please Help.
This is my first build.



Replies:
Posted By: sdtyler78
Date Posted: 02 Nov 2017 at 4:28am
try uninstalling it , in device manager and reboot and see if it will connect



Posted By: MisterJ
Date Posted: 02 Nov 2017 at 4:40am
" rel="nofollow - pranavdh, we need more information.  Please post your specifications in your signature as I have, including OS and BIOS version.  Where is yellow exclamation mark?  Where are you DLing your drivers?  If you have more than one NIC, have you tried all?  Enjoy, John.


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Posted By: Xaltar
Date Posted: 02 Nov 2017 at 6:18am
Whenever dealing with Ethernet issues always begin by checking the input signal. Hook up your LAN cable to another device and see if you have the same issue. If all is well there then we need to look at the Drivers/OS on the system. If it is a new build and does not have a fresh OS installation it is very likely that you have conflicting drivers interfering with each other. If it is a fresh OS install then it may be worth trying a live Linux USB drive and see if Linux allows you to connect. 

As MisterJ said, please provide your full system specs as well as BIOS version and OS.


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