Identifying network, no internet

[devilmonk]

Network is either identifying, or connected to an unidentified network. Neither of which lets me access the internet. I have a wired connection.

I've tried

Ipconfig /release
Ipconfig /renew
Ipconfig /flushdns
Netsh winsock reset
Netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
Route delete 0.0.0.0
Sfc /scannow

Changing the power settings
Disabling selective suspend
Creating a static ip
Removing IPv6
System restore
Clean install windows 7
Clean install windows vista
Installing OS on different hard drive
Resetting to default settings on motherboard
Turning off router/modem for 10 seconds
Resetting router
Switching which port on the router my cable is connected to

Turning off firewall
Manually entering MAC address in IPv4>advanced>network
Formatting hard drive
Adding DhcpConnectEnableBcastFlaggToggle to registry files
Replacing DHCP and NetBT files in system 32
Replacing two files (forgot which) on registry

 

[Berton]

Have you checked Control Panel, Internet Options, Connections tab, LAN Settings for a checkmark in the Automatically detect item at the top of the list and nothing else checked? Or does your ISP require different entries on that panel?

 

[2xg]

Hi there,

Have you tried changing the ethernet cable?

Have you tried connecting your computer directly to the Modem, bypassing the router?

Ethernet driver current?

 

[devilmonk]

I have tried several other cables. None worked. Auto detect item is indeed on.

Should mention that this is only happening to my computer. Everything else connected to router works fine.

 

[2xg]

I see that you've done a clean install, perhaps the NIC is bad. It's reasonable to buy new NICs.