This is just a random blog post that I wanted to share with you guys. If you're having a problem with your Internet Lan cable and it shows "identifying" status, there's an easy step to fix it.
• Disable network device and enable it
• Diagnose the connection > this will show the reason why you are experiencing internet problems and basic troubleshooting steps to fix it.
• Change the internet Lan cable
As we go along with this topic, I'm going to tell you how I fixed mine, that maybe you can do it from your computer.
Okay! So, last week, I bought a new internet Lan cable for my laptop, because my dog [Ishie] bit my cable. I'm not actually having this kind of problem before, where I have to do something on the settings, configure some stuff [na-a]. Somehow, it just keeps on showing "identifying", which is really not GOOD. [because man if you're playing with a wholesome game graphics then you need fast internet, wifi does not work for me, especially in the Philippines]
So, first what you have to do is to check if there could be a problem with the cable, mine was new, so I was expecting that it could be the settings.
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| Ctrl+f then type internet > View network connections |
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| If the status shows on the ETHERNET "identifying" proceed to 3rd picture |
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| Right-click Ethernet > go to Properties |
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| On the Networking tab click "Internet Protocol Version 4" and choose to Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain the DNS server address automatically. You have to the same in "IPv6" then click "OK" |
That should already do the trick. If the following steps didn't work out. Here's the next thing to do.
• Disable network device and enable it
• Diagnose the connection > this will show the reason why you are experiencing internet problems and basic troubleshooting steps to fix it.
• Change the internet Lan cable
Thank you for reading and I hope it helps you out. If you have any other questions or suggestions, message me or comment down below.
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