Network Card Incorrect IP Configuration on Windows 7 64bit: Not Router or Cable Issue

Question

Hello! Yesterday, after turning on the computer, the icon in the notification bar showed no internet. In the problem-solving tool he writes that The network card does not have the correct IP configuration. This is not the fault of the router, network adapter or cable, because I checked it on a...

Kromsoon · Accepted Answer

So we already know that IP is downloaded from the server. Did you buy the router yourself or did the neta provider give you? Enter ipconfig on the command line now and give a screen with the result.

Kromsoon · Answer

Hello,
Before you start anything enter the command line and try to use the ping command (eg ping onet.pl). Paste the result in the comment.
If the configuration on the laptop is OK, and you did not move anything, it was probably always taken from the router. Come in Control panel \ Network and Internet \ Network connections click the appropriate tab, go to the properties and find the TCP / IP IP v4 protocol and see if you have an IP assigned there, or set automatic address retrieval. Also, give a screen.
If everything else is ok, log in to the router and find there, for example, whether the MAC address of your network adapter has not been added to the blocked addresses. If you can not log in or you do not have a password, contact your boarding provider, Regards.

Królik50x · Answer

Hello! Here are the screenshots:

Królik50x · Answer

I have a router from the provider (orange) and here is the screen from the command line:

Kromsoon · Answer

Okay, give me a screen from the Network and Sharing Center, and we can do something, just excuse me for so many screenshots, but I would normally snap it out myself.

Królik50x · Answer

There is no problem with screenshots Here's the screen

Kromsoon · Answer

Okay, I'd have a problem with the ethernet socket. You say that the cable on other computers works, and that's not the way it's the only thing that comes to mind, as you can see that it does not even connect to the router, let alone connect to the network. Is not there a wi-fi module? If it is, try to connect so and see if it is possible, but knowing my lousy luck is not. So then I suggest entering into computer management, devices and find the network card. There, try to unplug and connect it again, and check for driver updates for this card. If everything is ok and up-to-date, then it's probably just an ethernet port (if you have not moved anything recently with the net).

Królik50x · Answer

Disabling and re-enabling the network card has not changed anything and the ethernet input is not damaged because it is the same in the network card embedded in the motherboard as well as in the external internet card with the ethernet input.