bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Jan 30, 2018 #1 Greetings, not sure if this is the right forum for this problem but, here goes. I have a friend who until recently did have internet access he installed avg system tools or something ( I guess he made changes to his pc) all was working he said until he uninstalled everything now he says he gets the little yellow triangle on his internet icon (says no internet access) he said he tried all the troubleshooting steps and nothing seems to be fixing it.When he uses the troubleshooting fix in the settings it keeps coming back with ethernet doesn't have valid ip configuration. He said he reset everything adapter, etc. He thinks that using the av system tools may have changed something( he also went into device manager to disable the network adapter, that didn't work he says he's not even sure if that's the right adapter) He has a Gateway 831GM (originally came with xp media center edition) he then upgraded to win 7 then to win 10) all was working until he uninstalled avg. He said the router is fine because he has another pc connected to it. His ip provider is verizon fios and they didn't find any problems. So any help would be appreciated oh he did try system restore but all restore points were erased and reseting it didn't help. Thmx for any help
Greetings, not sure if this is the right forum for this problem but, here goes. I have a friend who until recently did have internet access he installed avg system tools or something ( I guess he made changes to his pc) all was working he said until he uninstalled everything now he says he gets the little yellow triangle on his internet icon (says no internet access) he said he tried all the troubleshooting steps and nothing seems to be fixing it.When he uses the troubleshooting fix in the settings it keeps coming back with ethernet doesn't have valid ip configuration. He said he reset everything adapter, etc. He thinks that using the av system tools may have changed something( he also went into device manager to disable the network adapter, that didn't work he says he's not even sure if that's the right adapter) He has a Gateway 831GM (originally came with xp media center edition) he then upgraded to win 7 then to win 10) all was working until he uninstalled avg. He said the router is fine because he has another pc connected to it. His ip provider is verizon fios and they didn't find any problems. So any help would be appreciated oh he did try system restore but all restore points were erased and reseting it didn't help. Thmx for any help
Digerati ModeratorHardware Expert Staff member Joined Aug 28, 2012 Posts 4,141 Location Nebraska, USA Jan 30, 2018 #2 I would uninstall the device driver in Device Manager then do a "cold" restart. By "cold" I mean to shut down the computer and unplug it from the wall for about 15 seconds or so, then connect and power up and see what happens.
I would uninstall the device driver in Device Manager then do a "cold" restart. By "cold" I mean to shut down the computer and unplug it from the wall for about 15 seconds or so, then connect and power up and see what happens.
bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Jan 30, 2018 #3 Digerati said: I would uninstall the device driver in Device Manager then do a "cold" restart. By "cold" I mean to shut down the computer and unplug it from the wall for about 15 seconds or so, then connect and power up and see what happens. Click to expand... Followed your suggestion, same thing,ethernet doesn't have a valid IP address also, unable to connect to DHCP server. As I said all this happened after uninstall of avg tune up tools. ( yes he contacted avg with no success) He also replaced ethernet cable. Has another pc connected to this router no problems. Would a clean install(win 10) fix this or no?
Digerati said: I would uninstall the device driver in Device Manager then do a "cold" restart. By "cold" I mean to shut down the computer and unplug it from the wall for about 15 seconds or so, then connect and power up and see what happens. Click to expand... Followed your suggestion, same thing,ethernet doesn't have a valid IP address also, unable to connect to DHCP server. As I said all this happened after uninstall of avg tune up tools. ( yes he contacted avg with no success) He also replaced ethernet cable. Has another pc connected to this router no problems. Would a clean install(win 10) fix this or no?
xilolee Moderator, BSOD Academy Instructor Staff member Joined Dec 31, 2013 Posts 2,315 Location World, Europe, Italy Jan 30, 2018 #4 Did he set a static ip? Run the following (unique) command from an elevated command prompt, reboot the machine, then post the result of the Netsh-reset.txt (that should appear) on the desktop (or upload it here): Warning If you have set a static IP in internet protocol version 4 (tcp/ipV4) properties of your ethernet/wireless network adapter, you'll have to set it anew, after the reboot. (echo: && netsh interface ipv4 reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface ipv6 reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface tcp reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface httpstunnel reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface portproxy reset && echo: && echo: && netsh winsock reset && echo: && echo: && netsh winhttp reset proxy) > "%userprofile%\desktop\Netsh-reset.txt" Click to expand...
Did he set a static ip? Run the following (unique) command from an elevated command prompt, reboot the machine, then post the result of the Netsh-reset.txt (that should appear) on the desktop (or upload it here): Warning If you have set a static IP in internet protocol version 4 (tcp/ipV4) properties of your ethernet/wireless network adapter, you'll have to set it anew, after the reboot. (echo: && netsh interface ipv4 reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface ipv6 reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface tcp reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface httpstunnel reset && echo: && echo: && netsh interface portproxy reset && echo: && echo: && netsh winsock reset && echo: && echo: && netsh winhttp reset proxy) > "%userprofile%\desktop\Netsh-reset.txt" Click to expand...
Digerati ModeratorHardware Expert Staff member Joined Aug 28, 2012 Posts 4,141 Location Nebraska, USA Jan 30, 2018 #5 Would a clean install(win 10) fix this or no? Click to expand... Maybe, maybe not. But a clean install should always be a last resort. I recommend you follow xilolee's advice.
Would a clean install(win 10) fix this or no? Click to expand... Maybe, maybe not. But a clean install should always be a last resort. I recommend you follow xilolee's advice.
niemiro Senior Administrator, Windows Update Expert, Microsoft MVP Staff member Joined Mar 2, 2012 Posts 8,779 Location District 12 Jan 31, 2018 #6 This sounds like it might be an improperly removed network filter driver. Can you please boot the system into Safe Mode with Networking and see if the problem still persists? https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/12376/windows-10-start-your-pc-in-safe-mode Also, boot your computer back into normal mode and from an elevated command prompt run: Code: driverquery /V > "%userprofile%\Desktop\driverquery.txt" and then upload / copy&paste the results here. Thank you. Last edited: Jan 31, 2018
This sounds like it might be an improperly removed network filter driver. Can you please boot the system into Safe Mode with Networking and see if the problem still persists? https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/12376/windows-10-start-your-pc-in-safe-mode Also, boot your computer back into normal mode and from an elevated command prompt run: Code: driverquery /V > "%userprofile%\Desktop\driverquery.txt" and then upload / copy&paste the results here. Thank you.
bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Jan 31, 2018 #7 As this is a different pc how does my friend give me the results of these txt so I can post them here?
As this is a different pc how does my friend give me the results of these txt so I can post them here?
niemiro Senior Administrator, Windows Update Expert, Microsoft MVP Staff member Joined Mar 2, 2012 Posts 8,779 Location District 12 Jan 31, 2018 #8 bobbymcgee said: As this is a different pc how does my friend give me the results of these txt so I can post them here? Click to expand... They shouldn't be very large so attaching them to an email is probably easiest.
bobbymcgee said: As this is a different pc how does my friend give me the results of these txt so I can post them here? Click to expand... They shouldn't be very large so attaching them to an email is probably easiest.
bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Feb 1, 2018 #9 Tried sending Email three times keeps getting message no internet access cannot send mail. Is there any program that can be run that can fix this driver issue such as reset drivers or something similar?
Tried sending Email three times keeps getting message no internet access cannot send mail. Is there any program that can be run that can fix this driver issue such as reset drivers or something similar?
plodr Sysnative Staff, Contributor Staff member Joined Sep 11, 2016 Posts 422 Feb 2, 2018 #10 Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run.
Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run.
bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Feb 2, 2018 #11 plodr said: Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run. Click to expand... I don't think he used the removal tool but at this stage will it fix the networking problem?
plodr said: Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run. Click to expand... I don't think he used the removal tool but at this stage will it fix the networking problem?
niemiro Senior Administrator, Windows Update Expert, Microsoft MVP Staff member Joined Mar 2, 2012 Posts 8,779 Location District 12 Feb 2, 2018 #12 bobbymcgee said: plodr said: Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run. Click to expand... I don't think he used the removal tool but at this stage will it fix the networking problem? Click to expand... Quite possibly. The removal tool is designed to find and remove any traces of AVG left behind by the normal uninstaller. It may very well be able to find and remove a last remnant of AVG left behind during the uninstall process which is causing this networking problem. It would certainly be a very good thing to try.
bobbymcgee said: plodr said: Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run. Click to expand... I don't think he used the removal tool but at this stage will it fix the networking problem? Click to expand... Quite possibly. The removal tool is designed to find and remove any traces of AVG left behind by the normal uninstaller. It may very well be able to find and remove a last remnant of AVG left behind during the uninstall process which is causing this networking problem. It would certainly be a very good thing to try.
bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Feb 4, 2018 #13 niemiro said: bobbymcgee said: plodr said: Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run. Click to expand... I don't think he used the removal tool but at this stage will it fix the networking problem? Click to expand... Quite possibly. The removal tool is designed to find and remove any traces of AVG left behind by the normal uninstaller. It may very well be able to find and remove a last remnant of AVG left behind during the uninstall process which is causing this networking problem. It would certainly be a very good thing to try. Click to expand... Greetings. used avg removal tool also, on another suggestion windows repair(network repair only) all is working now but the yellow triangle is still on the network icon but troubleshooting says it couldn't find a problem(where as before it said no internet connection) is this normal or is there still a problem? and thnx for your help:dance:
niemiro said: bobbymcgee said: plodr said: Did you friend use the AVG removal tool to remove the registry traces of AVG? If not, go here AVG | Download tools and utilities download the AVG Removal Tool, 7MB, put it on a USB stick and then take it to your friend's computer so it can be run. Click to expand... I don't think he used the removal tool but at this stage will it fix the networking problem? Click to expand... Quite possibly. The removal tool is designed to find and remove any traces of AVG left behind by the normal uninstaller. It may very well be able to find and remove a last remnant of AVG left behind during the uninstall process which is causing this networking problem. It would certainly be a very good thing to try. Click to expand... Greetings. used avg removal tool also, on another suggestion windows repair(network repair only) all is working now but the yellow triangle is still on the network icon but troubleshooting says it couldn't find a problem(where as before it said no internet connection) is this normal or is there still a problem? and thnx for your help:dance:
plodr Sysnative Staff, Contributor Staff member Joined Sep 11, 2016 Posts 422 Feb 5, 2018 #14 Does it now say "limited network connectivity"? If so read through the first section here Limited Network Connectivity in Windows 10 follow first 9 steps only. Don't disable the yellow icon and don't download at the bottom of the page where it says Recommended.
Does it now say "limited network connectivity"? If so read through the first section here Limited Network Connectivity in Windows 10 follow first 9 steps only. Don't disable the yellow icon and don't download at the bottom of the page where it says Recommended.
bobbymcgee Well-known member Joined Sep 4, 2015 Posts 144 Location NJ Feb 5, 2018 #15 plodr said: Does it now say "limited network connectivity"? If so read through the first section here Limited Network Connectivity in Windows 10 follow first 9 steps only. Don't disable the yellow icon and don't download at the bottom of the page where it says Recommended. Click to expand... It does not say limited network connectivity. It says connected.
plodr said: Does it now say "limited network connectivity"? If so read through the first section here Limited Network Connectivity in Windows 10 follow first 9 steps only. Don't disable the yellow icon and don't download at the bottom of the page where it says Recommended. Click to expand... It does not say limited network connectivity. It says connected.
plodr Sysnative Staff, Contributor Staff member Joined Sep 11, 2016 Posts 422 Feb 6, 2018 #16 Ok, then ignore the directions on the site I linked to.
