Network settings don't even open?
Hello everyone, I urgently need your help. I bought a PC a week ago, everything was perfect, but I played a bit and wanted to use Chrome, but then it said something like the website couldn't be opened, then I looked at the network settings, it opened for 1 second, then I was kicked out again and I have an Ethernet cable and it's not the cable, I've tried 3 cables but it just doesn't work. I have no internet and I can't get into the settings either, it's overwhelming me, please help me, guys, thank you very much.
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Then check the network settings to see if they also run on automatic and whether the connection is private and not public
then go into the router and check if DHCP is activated
Sorry, but you didn’t understand the settings I can’t open it.
Then you have a problem with your operating system…
for one: update to nix more goes, install the current chipset drivers from the respective chip manufacturer, then do something strange: open the device manager and uninstall ALL devices from network devices and restart win. If it still doesn’t go: reparaturinstall via WinBoot stick also brings this nix… reinstall
If this is then press either mouse or keyboard input or you want to prevent a virus of changes.
Can search or reinstall viruses from a Linix DVD.
https://www.linux-community.de/issue/linuxuser/2004/05/windows-virusen-unter-linux-bekaempf-der-virenfilter-clamav/
Icv would ask if win11 but can also adapt to win10 … update and run SFC /scannow
Completely shut down all programs and run the computer (not Standby)
2 minutes wait
New Start
And try again to get into the network settings
What are you waiting for?
My post was deleted as a troll/pass post, but I try it again: You, flauski, are right that the 2 minutes waiting is completely free of sin. Whether you are restarting immediately or waiting for several minutes the routines are the same. The processor is brought to the former highest address that the first Intel processors knew, through the firmware, where the boot routine starts. This address was 1MB. The waiting time is, dear good question team, for nothing. If you want to make sense, it’s just a nervous rest. Similarly, it has been sold for decades since the PC1 people WOLLEN believe it helps. And that actually calms many. That’s serious. I’m not a troll.
So that the computer starts completely new
I’m not talking about software, but about hardware
Z.b. the chip that makes problems here
The chips are really powerless and unload capacitors
When switching off and back quickly, chips may not be reset
The good question team has nothing to do with it
Of course, the waiting time is not a fool.
Of hardware you obviously have no idea
Rarely read a meaningless post.
Obviously you didn’t learn from it.
This is about real questions and help and not to write troll or fun contributions ✍️ what is your desire
The boat routine has nothing to do with it.
Your nonsense; that would change anything with this problem to you starting address or boot routine would no one believes.
🤣😂🤣😂 You hope you don’t really believe what you’re giving as a troll.🥳🥳🥳🥸🤡🤡🤡
O_o, yes ne is clear.