Windows 10: Network unplugged after update Windows 10

Hi

I know this error is resolved on many forums and websites. But seems mine is different.

My PC's network cable was working normally until I installed windows 10 and then update it. Updating is hanged and after when I shutdown and start PC. it shows network cable is unplugged. I tried to check in BIOS to enabled Network. I also tried to uninstall Network driver and then restart PC but same error.
After then, I moved this windows 10 HDD to another PC to check, for the first start, the network works normally. but from the second, it shows network is unplugged again.
So now 2 my PC's with the same error. When I unplugged the HDD and changed by another HDD with windows 8.1 to 2 these PCs, it still shows network unplugged with this new HDD.

Could you please help me? now I have no idea about this problem.

Thank you.

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Windows 10 in Internet connection unplugged

I have intel r 82579v network card on intel dh61ww motherboard After installing windows 10 internet work properly

But yesterday it show network cable unplugged

I contacted intel they say network card working properly how i can resolve this problem?

i use another network cable but same network cable unplugged problem

 

Network Cable Unplugged issue after Windows 10 upgrade.

Hi Chris,

I suggest you to post the issue on the TechNet Support link for Windows 10. This dedicated team deals with the issue you are referring to.

Technet forums - Windows 10 IT Pro

Let us know if you need any other help from us regarding Windows.

 

Welcome to the TenForums @chobong

Yes you are right, this issue is well documented on internet.

You didn't mention what is the manufacture and model number of your Network Adapter? or Motherboard?

One solution which caught my attention was a complete power off as you said the problem moved to your 8.1 disk. This means powering down your desktop, removing the plug from the wall and I would even add, pressing power button for 20 seconds. I would then wait, I know you want to get going again, but I would just let it sit for five minutes. Then plug back in and power up.

I would also take the opportunity to power down, wait 20 seconds and power on router.

Other solution was to enter device manager, open the properties of the network adapter and set the speed to half duplex, others said to set to full duplex. What I took from this, get off Auto.

Now because you said it work until the update I would also suspect the driver. Just because Windows found a new driver doesn't mean its right. I would go to vendor site and get their driver and I would use it. If Windows updates agian then we need to disable Windows handling driver updates.


Ken

 

Thank you so much Ken.

Now it's working on both 2 PCs. I am not sure what I did but seems this method works for me.

"One solution which caught my attention was a complete power off as you said the problem moved to your 8.1 disk. This means powering down your desktop, removing the plug from the wall and I would even add, pressing power button for 20 seconds. I would then wait, I know you want to get going again, but I would just let it sit for five minutes. Then plug back in and power up. "

Thank you again.

 

You are welcome and thank you for posting back, others will benefit.


Ken