They told me I had to do a reset, so I did, but the only advantage there was that it got rid of all the Lenovo preinstalled stuff, the EthernetĪdapter stubbornly refuses to believe that I have a cable plugged into it. I found a new updated driver on the Realtek site - but that didn't help, so I emailed the Lenovo helpdesk for help. I spoke to the retailer's helpdesk and after we went through the deleting the drivers, reinstalling the drivers, downloading the latest driver from Lenovo (which resulted in a Code 10 fault) and reverting to the previous driver, they told me I have to wait
I've checked and swapped the cable, but it made no difference. I allowed it to upgrade to Windows 10 and everything else is fine apart from the EthernetĪdapter telling me that the cable is unplugged. I'm in the same position as you, I bought a brand new Lenovo Windows 8.1 desktop that worked fine when it installed all the 8.1 updates - including the Ethernet adapter. So it seems that something else is going on here. Obviously this is not the answer as lots of people are still saying this is not working, not found or it does not pertain to them (DNI_DNEĮntries are made for VPN clients, if you do not have a VPN client, you do not have the entry). So, if any Microsoft person has any thoughts here, please chime in.įound another link to a couple of other articles talking about deleting the DNI-DNE entry in your netcfg via command line. The driver and hardware are fine as the device is sending packetsīut it is not able to receive packets packet. Digging further into this I found this exact same issue occurred on Windows 8.1 for some users upgrading from Windows 8. It all comes back to "Unidentified network". Uninstalled the driver completely - Nothing Have installed the new Realtek Driver for Win10 - Nothing I have tried disabling the adapter - Nothing The only "viras tool" I have is Windows Defender and turning that off briefly did not do anything. So I am not actually in any of the boats any of the others are describing.
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