realtek pcie gbe family controller unidentified network

Restarted router, touched NOTHING, and again, 'unidentified network' shows. My phone has 120mbps download and also 11mbps upload over WiFi. Was working fine until I noticed games were taking ages to update - checked and download speed 1.4mbps. Thought I fixed it earlier, randomly plugging cables in and out and it connected to 'network 5' which I've never heard of. Wish I would have left the damn thing alone. The reason I got the test rig was after I 'upgraded' my cpu/gpu - and the bios for new cpu, I had graphical issues which may or may not be in my head. I think the bios update might be screwed you know as it did the same thing several times on a new new test rig (bought another asus x570-p).

It's also booted a few times with constant blue load circle, and taskbar not clickable I swear it's toying with me and wants me to smash it in. Something seriously wrong with this computer. Thanks in advance for any ideas guys, I'm so stressed about this one. renaming the connection to 'Vladimir Computin' (as it was before the router factory reset, as connection is still named this on the laptop) 'plug an ethernet cable into the network adapter' but see that even when I can see the connection is there so no idea why it thinks nothing is plugged in. 'an ethernet cable is not properly plugged in or might be broken'. 'investigate router or broadband modem issues - the failed 'ethernet doesn't have a valid ip configuration' Most of the time, problems found on windows10 diagnosis tool: It did work at one point tonight for 5 mins, then stopped without me changing anything. I watch as I plug cable in on control panel > network and Internet > network connections >Īnd it shows 'identifying' sometimes for 40secs or just goes straight to 'unidentified network'. I have constant green led and occasionally orange flash at mobo end. Later on the same night turned pc on, no Internet 'unknown network'. Last night all of a sudden me and Mrs had to both resign in to WiFi networks on phones.

Realtek pcie gbe family controller unidentified network