No Network Availability for Wired Connection

GokAy said:

Hey Bumkin, what do you mean by "add your IP provider info"?

In my DSL/Router I have to setup my Internet Provider (AT&T in my case).

So for example, in my older D-Link DI-704 router you would need to set the "WAN Type" whether it gets a static IP address, Dynamic, PPP over Ethernet, or Dial-Up. For "PPPoE" you would/may need to enter your account# (AT&T in my case) and ISP password. If it's not in the DSL modem settings.
On the other hand, my AsusRT-AC66U has an auto ISP locator (but I believe one has to say what type of ISP connection you have (DYnamicIP, PPPoE, PPTP, L2tp, or static).

Ah, well that's the modem side of things, not all modems need such a configuration either, cable modems doesn't for example (at least here in Turkey). Plus, check the ipconfig results of OP, there are no TCP/IP entries. It is "as if" TCP/IP v4 is unchecked in LAN properties. We will see if it will work with Linux soon. Also, DHCP would still lend IP address even if modem wasn't connected to the ISP. Hope this clears some.

All other computers work off the router, whether wired or wireless.

Holy crap it totally worked on Linux. GokAy, you are a wizard.

So does this mean my copy of Windows is just a mess?

Already did the All-in-One, no change.

Yeah, just ran that all again. Nothing!

Yes, that was the reason to use Linux, to eliminate hardware failure.

I don't remember trying this, sorry if we did:
- Is it working in Safe Mode with networking?
- Try with another account - User Account - Create
- Load defaults in BIOS (either first screen or exit menu).

Yeah, I've tried Safe Mode and loading BIOS defaults with no success. I'll try with a new account!

No connection with new Account!

Seriously though GokAy, thank you for all your help.