Windows 10: PC can't find any network device and ping anyone in the local network

Hi to everyone,

I've just performed a fresh install of Windows 10 1909, after some hardware changes, and now my pc can't find any device in my network; sometime it can discover my router, but after some seconds it disappears. I've followed some suggestion under some similar question but none of them worked for me.

The network card that I have is a Realtek RTL8111H. Also I can't ping any device except my router

Thanks in advice for any help.

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not able to access local network devices - ping fails

cannot find anything on my local network – printer, NAS other computers

WEB works find can ping
www.google.com but get general failure if I ping my modem 10.0.0.1 or anything else on my local network.

Tried turning off firewall no help

Running windows 10 auto update and Norton

other windows 10 (non auto update) system is working find on the network

 

Networking Issue Vista/XP

Sounds like a local (LAN) IP address conflict somewhere. Have you turned on DHCP on your router? Are all your computers DHCP clients (automatic IP address)?

• When it's working check the IP address of each device.
  
• When it's NOT working check the IP address of each device.
  
• Are there any other devices on your network? Does your router have a network address database? Can you see ALL devices that are attached to the router? If so, list them and their IP addresses.

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Batch file to ping network

Hi Guys,

I need some help writing a batch file to test network connectivity for various locations.
Basically we are transitioning to from an existing network provider to a new network provider.

What I would like the script to do

Ping a list of IP address and then output the results into a simple text file of each IP Address.

The text file ideally should just display
something along the lines of

ping www.google.com Successful

or

ping www.google.com Unsuccessful

This is what I have so far but it is a bit broken.
Code: @echo off Title Cut over to Telstra Check set OutputFile=result.txt cd\ CLS Echo. Cut over test Echo. Echo. Ping all sites Pause Ping www.google.com.au | find "Reply" echo ping to google successful >>"C:\nettest\OutputFile.txt" IF NOT echo ping to google unsuccessful >>"C:\nettest\OutputFile.txt" Ping www.techpowerup.com | find "Reply" echo ping to TechPowerup successful >>"C:\nettest\OutputFile.txt" IF NOT echo ping to Techpowerup unsuccessful >>"C:\nettest\OutputFile.txt" pause[/quote] I'm not sure how to do a IF NOT command and make it jump to the next line.

Thanks!