Windows 10: Ethernet Not working and no light is blinking on the port and eathernet Icon has an error...

Hi all, I have a problem that I cannot see my Ethernet on adapter setting, and also no light is blinking from my PC on the Ethernet port and it keeps showing me an error icon on the Ethernet icon and pci bus icon and SM bus controller Icon, What should I do? Thanks!

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Ethernet port not blinking...

Usually when I plug an ethernet cable into my computer, the cable/port starts blinking.

I just got cable internet and for some reason when I plug the ethernet cable into my sister's 5 year old computer it doesn't blink and I get no internet signal. I don't think this is the ethernet cable or port's problem because I can go online using DSL with no problems, and I've tried a lot of ethernet cables.

The technician claims that Verizon planted an IP address in my computer, saying I have to get that address and reverse it. Now, I'm not the biggest computer genius around, but what he said really makes no sense to me at all. Could someone shed some light?

My mom wants as little cables running around the house as possible, so I'm forced to go wireless. I have to set up the modem and router on my sister's computer before being able to go wireless, and it simply won't work.

 

Unable to Establish Wired Connection - No Blinking Lights on Ethernet Port

I've been using a wireless internet connection for some time, but I recently attempted to switch to a wired connection. However, I encountered an issue when I plugged in my old Ethernet cable – there were no blinking lights on either my PC's Ethernet port or the router's port. To troubleshoot, I even purchased a new Ethernet cable, but the problem persists. I'm seeking assistance to resolve this issue and successfully establish a wired connection.

 

Ethernet port not blinking...

possibly your ethernet port has died...

Unless if you format/reinstall windows , and see if that way... but overall, physically take a look at the motherboard in the computer, and see if any capacitor's top's have blown open or even have a bump on them (the tops of the capacitors should be flat) . If any indication that happens, then your mobo is eventually gonna die.

Other than that, u went through all other steps that are very known..

**My Friends system not to long ago has the exact same issue, and there were caps blown, but only the ethernet didnt work