Windows 10: Networking computers using Ethernet cable?

How do I connect one computer to another computer with an Ethernet cable to share files. I'm using Windows 10?

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Computer Is Not Detecting Ethernet Cable/Saying Its Unplugged

Hi Michael,

This could have happened due to several reasons like outdated driver or issue with your Ethernet cable. To resolve your issue, we suggest that you follow the steps provided on this link:

Fix network connection issues in Windows 10.

Regards.

 

Windows 10 Ethernet cable

I am a tech for Staples and I am working on a computer for a customer. It was brought in for a Tune Up and we found viruses on it. There has been Network issues were it will not connect to WiFi and after the intake, it will not connect via hardline. Now
it is an HP AIO, Pentium Processor, 4th Gen, bought brand new. It is up to date so far, I updated the Network adapter and I even tried resetting the DNS server. I swapped out the ethernet cables on other computers and they all worked except on the AIO. I
pinged the Gateway and all four pings were lost. Nothing has worked so far. It has been suggested that it could be the ethernet port itself. After switching out ethernet cables and testing them on other computers, we think it may not be this. The CMD prompt
ipconfig failed at ipconfig/renew. The message said media is disconnected. Network Troubleshooter recognized the ethernet cable but said the DNS server is not responding. I do not have my notes since it against company policy to take them home. I would
appreciate any tips or suggestions

 

"Network Cable Unplugged" on Ethernet Connection


One thing you might try, enter BIOS and load and save defaults. I was really counting on power fix. Maybe even try again and leave overnight. (Yes, long shot)

So you seem to be well versed in the ways of the PC. I would suggest that you download a copy of Ubuntu and burn it to a disk. Then boot from disk. Do not install it on PC, just say I want to try. With network cable plugged in, see if Ubuntu sees network cable. Firefox is part of the standard package, you can even try that. You should see the icons across the top, right hand side. Please keep wireless disable.

If Ubuntu does not see cable, then you the next step might be disassembling laptop and see if some is amiss. Not much you can fix as it is, in all likelihood solder to board. I see this error with this RealTek device up and down the internet.

You can by an Ethernet to USB device if we get that far.

Ubuntu at

Download Ubuntu Desktop | Download | Ubuntu

They ask for donation, click not now. This will get you an iso. Use your normal process to mount and burn to disk.

If there is no try option the you can abandon.