Wifi Works, Ethernet doesn't (even with wifi disabled)


  1. JeremyF1
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    Win 7 Ultimate 64bit
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    Wifi Works, Ethernet doesn't (even with wifi disabled)


    Hi! After moving to a new home, I'm having trouble getting a wired connection working. Same modem and router as the previous home, same PC. Different ISP, but both are Shaw cable re-packagers.

    router
    CISCO Linksys E900, Factory Reset, with latest firmware 1.0.06
    modem
    THOMPSON DCM 475

    motherboard
    SAPPHIRE Pure Black P67 Hydra
    USB adapter
    USB wifi, Dlink DWA-160
    Operating system
    Windows 7 64
    Ethernet Adapter
    Marvell Yukon 88E8057 Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller
    latest driver version 11.45.4.3

    I have only a PC and an android connected, occasionally and android tablet as well.

    The PC can connect via wifi, if ethernet is disabled and then modem, router, PC restarted, but I can't seem to figure out a way to get the ethernet connection to work. I've tried DHCP and Static IP configurations, and I've tried connecting the ethernet directly to the modem instead of the router, but to no avail. I believe I've managed at times to access the router from the PC (only with static IP), but never the internet as well. I've tried 3 cat 5 cables as well.

    Here are some pictures with more details of my config

    I've been banging my head against this for 8+ hours...can anyone see what I'm missing?
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  3. samuria
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    Welcome to the forum can you disable ipv6 and the virtual network adapter reboot and try again
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  4. torchwood
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    Im just wondering why the Virtual HOST is checked in your screenshot for the local area connection, screenshot 5.

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  6. JeremyF1
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    @Samuria
    To disable IPv6 would I just need to uncheck the checkbox for IPv6 in the LAC properties dialog?
    My virtual adapter, I assume you mean the virtualbox host-only network? (Used for a virtual PC I use to VPN into work)

    @torchwood
    I've never messed with those settings...which ones should or shouldn't be checked?
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