Windows 10: Ethernet/lan connection problems windows 10

After I upgraded to windows 10, I started having problems with my lan connection. My speed was fine but after 10 minutes of use, the Internet connection just stopped. The shutdown and startup of the computer was also effected by this issue. Whenever I clicked on network info, the lan connection showed as limited. Connecting to wifi did not not help either, chrome was showing as host not resolved. Restarts showed this same exact thing, when I unplugged my Ethernet cable and used wifi, the issue went away and I had stable internet, my start ups and boots ups were fast again as well. I need my lan connection since wifi is too slow. Any help on this?

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Windows 10 install error C1900101-30018

Found a problem which the MS folks may be able to fix easily. After installing Win 10 via the LAN port, I disconnected the ethernet and tried to install the wifi adapter back again. The moment it was activated, computer went into an endless loop of reboots.
Removed the adapter, reconnected the ethernet, and Windows 10 booted up without a problem. The problem appears to be a conflict between the LAN port and wireless port in network connections. Saw the solution in Windows 10 Forums: Once I disabled the LAN in
Windows 10, I could connect and activate the wifi adapter, and the computer booted normally without looping back. See link below;

Windows 10 boot loops when ethernet cable is unplugged

Perhaps this is the same reason why Win10 install terminates prematurely when we try to download and install it via the wifi/USB route?

 

connection problem

Hi.

I have a problem with LAN(ethernet) connection with my pc on windows 10.

Everything was fine but now windows can't know my LAN

i have uploaded this video.

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Edge don't work but chrome works well.

and my modem LAN led is on.

 

I am having the same issue. After trying multiple things, including reinstalling the device driver, I have reverted back to 8.1. If anyone knows of a solution, it would be greatly appreciated.

 

Tephrite - the problem I had was with my driver. I reinstalled the driver after I reinstalled Win10 today and everything is just fine.

 

I noticed a lot of people having problems with broadcom ethernet, especially older network adapters. You simply have to get new drivers from the website here, Ethernet NIC NetLink 57xx | Broadcom, it should be 57xx whichever is the latest (32 bit or 64 bit). Download the latest driver, extract it and place it into a folder on your desktop or anywhere and go into your device manager.

Steps:
1. Go into device manager
2. Look for Network Adapters and expand it
3. Find your broadcom ethernet and right click to select update driver software
4. Choose browse my computer for driver software
5. Choose the folder with the driver in it, it should be a .sys file
6. After its done go into properties>power management> and uncheck Allow the computer to turn off this device when power is low.

Your all good for this! *Biggrin