When you are connected with an Ethernet cable, does it show Network Cable Unplugged?
With the Ethernet cable in, go to Command Prompt and type ipconfig/all and press enter. Look for Ethernet Adapter; Local Area Connection. Post what it shows there.
If you do not see that, go to Network and Internet Settings, then Ethernet and make sure you have a network card listed.
If you do not have one, go to Device Manager and make sure there are no warning icons on a Network Adapter, or Other Devices.
OK, if both are showing no connectivity when you have the ethernet cord in, then it's possible the network card is defective. Check the pins in the port to see if any of them are bent/pushed down, like this:
Do you have 2 ethernet ports? I ask because you show 2 different ethernet cards/drivers:
Intel(R) I211 Gigabit Network Connection and
Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I218-V
and to confirm, does it show no connectivity on both? You will need to leave the cable in for about 30 seconds to let the network connection do it stuff.
If it's happening on both, then we are looking at the motherboard.
well yes, it happened on both
but i don't know i did nothing and it is ok now ...
just limited from 500 mega to 100 mega ...
but if it 100 or nothing so i rather have 100.
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