[geno368]

I am running an HP23-Q128 all in one with Windows 10 Home.  I lost the onboard network card (would not respond) so I added a wired system. It is 2 ac plug in boxes with an ethernet plugin one of which connects to the gateway and in my computer room I plug in the second box and ethernet to my pc.  It shows an internet connection, "identifying"  I can go to several favorite sites but on about half of them shows page not found.  I go to my laptop and those url's are all correct...Is there a way to verify the integrity of the connection or even reset it?

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Hello geno368

 

 

In some cases, flushing the DNS cache may help. You can flush the DNS by holding down the Windows key on your keyboard and pressing R to bring up the Run box. Then type the following, then press Enter:

    ipconfig /flushdns   note the space.

If that does not work try below:

Reset TCP/IP

    Select “Start“, and type “CMD“
    Right-click “Command Prompt“, then choose “Run as Administrator“.
    Select “Yes” on the User Account Control box.
    From the command prompt, type the following, then press “Enter“:
        
         netsh int ip reset  Note the spaces.

Restart your computer, then try to see if you can access the Internet from a browser now. Hopefully, you can.

 

[zep516]

Hello geno368

 

 

In some cases, flushing the DNS cache may help. You can flush the DNS by holding down the Windows key on your keyboard and pressing R to bring up the Run box. Then type the following, then press Enter:

    ipconfig /flushdns   note the space.

If that does not work try below:

Reset TCP/IP

    Select “Start“, and type “CMD“
    Right-click “Command Prompt“, then choose “Run as Administrator“.
    Select “Yes” on the User Account Control box.
    From the command prompt, type the following, then press “Enter“:
        
         netsh int ip reset  Note the spaces.

Restart your computer, then try to see if you can access the Internet from a browser now. Hopefully, you can.

 

[geno368]

thanks for the reply...I will try this today when I get home..BTW, after studying more info, what about ipconfig /release and renew?

[zep516]

what about ipconfig /release and renew?

 

Oh yes absolutely try that too if needed.

 

You can also reset the Network settings in windows 10 See below:

https://www.lifewire...dows-10-4684679