Ethernet connection issue impossible
Driss-rami
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brupala Posted messages 111943 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention -
Hello,
When I run an ipconfig/renew or release, I get this result:
"The operation failed because no adapter is in the permitted status for this operation"
When I run an ipconfig/all I don't get much:
"Host name................pc
Primary DNS suffix............:
Node type...................Hybrid
IP routing enabled...............No
WINS Proxy enabled...............No
The Ethernet adapter is available (media is enabled) but IPv4 and IPv6 are not connected in the status despite setting the IP addressing. I don't know what to do anymore... Can you help me?
When I run an ipconfig/renew or release, I get this result:
"The operation failed because no adapter is in the permitted status for this operation"
When I run an ipconfig/all I don't get much:
"Host name................pc
Primary DNS suffix............:
Node type...................Hybrid
IP routing enabled...............No
WINS Proxy enabled...............No
The Ethernet adapter is available (media is enabled) but IPv4 and IPv6 are not connected in the status despite setting the IP addressing. I don't know what to do anymore... Can you help me?
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Hello,
Turn off the box, turn it back on, and try again.
If that’s not enough and it's a laptop, go to device manager, network adapter, network driver, properties, power management: disable sleep mode.
If that fails, try resetting the connection settings from a command prompt or Powershell in administrator mode:
netsh interface ip
netsh winsock reset
netsh advfirewall reset
netsh int ip reset
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
If that still doesn’t work, update the network adapter drivers or reinstall them.
If there's a general failure, revert to a restore point if one exists, or perform a recovery or reset of Windows after backing up personal data.
Turn off the box, turn it back on, and try again.
If that’s not enough and it's a laptop, go to device manager, network adapter, network driver, properties, power management: disable sleep mode.
If that fails, try resetting the connection settings from a command prompt or Powershell in administrator mode:
netsh interface ip
netsh winsock reset
netsh advfirewall reset
netsh int ip reset
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
If that still doesn’t work, update the network adapter drivers or reinstall them.
If there's a general failure, revert to a restore point if one exists, or perform a recovery or reset of Windows after backing up personal data.
Driss-rami
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