Hey guys. So I'm having an issue and need your expertise for some help. I live on a military base and am not allowed to run LAN cables throughout the house, so I've had to rely on my WI-FI for internet connection. The Wi-Fi signal throughout my home isn't the greatest so I started to do some research and found these great little deceives called DECA's from DirecTV. My home has 2 separate coax cables going to the master bed and living room which works out great as one I used for my directv cable and the other became a direct line for my DECA network. So I have a SWM 4 way splitter at my cable hub in the garage witch the extra lines from the master, living and computer room connect too. A DECA off the splitter plugs into my router. The ends in the rooms all have a DECA device. The internet works great for my smart tv and PS4 which are in the master and living room but for some reason my main computer will not connect to the internet through this network. I keep getting unidentified network no internet. I'm using windows 10 and when I dry to diagnose the issue it says one or more network protocols are missing on this computer. I've searched the internet for a solution but there isn't much information that I have found to troubleshoot a network connecting using the DECA devices. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Deca internet connect issues
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What protocols are missing on the Windows 10 computer?
Have you run the troubleshooter to see if the problem can be fixed.
There is a problem related to Window Sockets Registry ( I have it) that seems to remain unsolved. But some solutions have worked for some people.
And you might look into powerline adapters versus DECA.
Have you run the troubleshooter to see if the problem can be fixed.
There is a problem related to Window Sockets Registry ( I have it) that seems to remain unsolved. But some solutions have worked for some people.
And you might look into powerline adapters versus DECA.
I have ran the diagnostics and it say windows sockets registry entries required for network connectivity are missing.
From what ive seen the MOC adapters offer better connectivity and higher speeds, and there working great so far with my other devices just not the computer......yet.
From what ive seen the MOC adapters offer better connectivity and higher speeds, and there working great so far with my other devices just not the computer......yet.
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