i can't connect to the internet

gunnarorn11

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my computer is wired to my router but i still cannot connect to the internet... and if i try to trouble shoot the problem it tells me to install a driver for my adapter

i downloaded the driver to my laptop and moved it onto the other computer but when i try to install it it gives me a message that says "the realtek network controller was not found. if deep sleep mode is enabled please plug in the cable"

i have searched google for this and it tells me to turn deep sleep mode off by going to device manager and going into network adapters and turning it off... but my network adapter is listed under other devices and there is nothing about deep sleep mode on there... and i have no idea what to do...

please help me

thanks in advance
 
look under windows device manager or the mb spec and drivers to see if you have that chipset on the mb. if you do look under the device manager under ethernet hardware click on properties and make sure "let windows turn this device off to save power checkbox is unchecked.
 

gunnarorn11

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all the proper lights come on and flicker, i have tried a different cable and a different port on the router and both my laptops connect fine to the internet
 

Mr Hollywood

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If you give me the specific one you need I will get it.
 
Does your device manager have all your hardware installed properly? Namely, the chipset, USB, video)? If your mobo drivers aren't installed, the drivers for the ethernet will not load properly. You will need to download the items on your laptop and use a flash drive, USB drive or DVD to transfer them.
 

Mr Hollywood

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He just said hes missing the Realtek Interface Controller. When he gives me the name I can give it to him.
 

gunnarorn11

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i am not that stupid... i am using my laptop to download the stuff and moving it to my other computer
 

gunnarorn11

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i actually dont know... i just kept downloading the stuff that mrhollywood told me to and kept installing some drivers and then i got a prompt to restart my computer and when it started up again i could connect to the internet... i have no idea which of these fixed the problem but it is fixed and i am so happy because i have been struggling with this for 2 days
 

Danya5301

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Try this,
right click on wireless network you are trying to connect,
click on wireless network properties, or properties,
click on security,
click on advanced settings,
check box that enables FIPS compliance for this network.

This is what worked for me.
 

Mr Hollywood

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The problem was fixed