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Window 10 No Connection Red X
I have a windows 10 device that a user somehow disable the network. There is a Red X on the icon in system tray. Wired Connection shows the connection is available. Checked wire and switch all ok. Things I have done. Remove the adapter and reinstalled it. Updated to latest drivers for the card. reset Network. Disabled enabled. Reset Tcp/ip stack with netsh commands. Network properties show operational but Connetivity (IPv4/ipv6) Disconnected. I have turned off the Firewall, and Windows defender.
Diagnostic detail shows "Windows couldn't automatically bind the IP protocol to the Network Adapter"
I have checked settings in BIOS everything is enabled. I have removed AVG
At a loss,
Diagnostic detail shows "Windows couldn't automatically bind the IP protocol to the Network Adapter"
I have checked settings in BIOS everything is enabled. I have removed AVG
At a loss,
Windows 10Wireless HardwareWindows OSNetworking
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John
Go to Device Manager, delete the Wired device, shut down, start up and allow the device to reinstall itself. Does it work now?
ASKER
No, I have done that several times.
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Thanks for the comments, I think I found it. There was a AVG connection filter in the ipv4 properties. When I uninstalled it the network popped right up. Not sure how it got there or where it came from but it is gone now and the device is working properly again.
Thanks for the update. I was happy to help you along the way and I am glad you got it working. Cheers!