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hi, click on start-> run-> type in cmd -> and in the black window, type in ipconfig /all. This will give you the ip adresses associated with your router. If it sais 0.0.0.0 with the wired connection, then your router is not configured and you have no connection. Maybe you are strealing someones elses connection. Try assigning ip addresses manually under lan connection. Check with your isp to see what the ip adress is. Also make sure DNS is enabled in the black window. To set ip adress manually, right click on lan connection-> properties-> and select tcp/ip and click on properties, then select use the folliwing ip addresses -> that would depend on your ips providor of what leased lines they gave you and type in the dns ip which should be the same as your host ip address, then click on advanced and make sure dns is enabled and hit ok.
Also ping the mac address by typing ping 127.0.0.1 orassuming you have ip addresses in the black window, ping the ip adress for the host and default gateway. There should be 4 replies 100%. If the packets are loss during transmission,, then try another computer on the network (assuming you have one) and try to connect with the wire.
Another possiblty is to try another cable or check the modem and router too see if there is any lights (steady green), try rebooting the devices , modem first than router.
Also by default, new routers all have open ports, such as http, smtp, tcp/ip etc , maybe you'll want to check inside the router by typing in http and the ip address of the default gateway of the router. Check the setting in the router.
Also check device manager and make sure there is no question mark on there, maybe the modem needs to be upgraded or the nic card.
Also, maybe just maybe there may be an ip address conflict between the wirless connection and the wired connection, because 2 different computers have 2 diferent ip addresses so when you set up the connection, your ips provides you with a pool of ip addresses so you may have to set in manually to a different ip -> for example assuming your ip is for wireless is 190.0.0.1, and your wired comp is the same, you'll have to change it to 190.0.0.2, so possibly, the network is pointed to the wireless connection rather than the wired conection.
anyways hope this helps
Also ping the mac address by typing ping 127.0.0.1 orassuming you have ip addresses in the black window, ping the ip adress for the host and default gateway. There should be 4 replies 100%. If the packets are loss during transmission,, then try another computer on the network (assuming you have one) and try to connect with the wire.
Another possiblty is to try another cable or check the modem and router too see if there is any lights (steady green), try rebooting the devices , modem first than router.
Also by default, new routers all have open ports, such as http, smtp, tcp/ip etc , maybe you'll want to check inside the router by typing in http and the ip address of the default gateway of the router. Check the setting in the router.
Also check device manager and make sure there is no question mark on there, maybe the modem needs to be upgraded or the nic card.
Also, maybe just maybe there may be an ip address conflict between the wirless connection and the wired connection, because 2 different computers have 2 diferent ip addresses so when you set up the connection, your ips provides you with a pool of ip addresses so you may have to set in manually to a different ip -> for example assuming your ip is for wireless is 190.0.0.1, and your wired comp is the same, you'll have to change it to 190.0.0.2, so possibly, the network is pointed to the wireless connection rather than the wired conection.
anyways hope this helps
