No internet connection, a network cable is unpluged

To connect to the internet, you must have a device like a modem or a router. Is your PC connected to this device? Do you have other PCs or networked devices on your LAN? Can you reach them with ping?

To make it easier to help, you should give information how your network looks! e.g.
internet ---- cisco800 router --- d-Link switch ---- myPC
or something like that. Otherwise it is fooling around in the dark.

What you're missing is that ALL the PCs will be connecting THROUGH the router to the Modem. Unplug the PC network Cable from the modem, then plug a network cable from the router's INTERNET port into the modem (where you removed the PC's network cable). Now, plug the PC's network cable into one of the ports on the router (usually 4 or more, marked 1,2,3,4. Think of a Router as a "splitter". It connects to the Modem, then several devices connect to the Router, some of them by wire and some by Wi-Fi. So your desktop PC is connected by wire to the router and your laptop PC is probably connected by Wi-Fi (wire is an option, as well). The Router sorts out all those signals and communicates with the Modem. Sound reasonable?

bluetooth does not connect to the internet, it connects to other bluetooth devices such as bluetooth mobile phones.
the network cable shows unplugged if there is no cable plugged into it and going into your internet router

If the local area connection icon specifies as network cable unplugged, then the computer has not sensed the connection between the computer to the cable modem / DSL modem, please reseat the cable behind the cable / dsl modem to the computer. If the icon still shows unplugged, then change the network cable between the two.

If the issue still persists, please revert with more details lik the kind of internet connection used and the reason for reinstalling.

That error means the network cable that runs from the modem or network hub is unplugged from your network or lan card on the back of your machine. If you need further help please repost with the type of internet connection you have (dial up, network, or cable, satelite etc..)

If you are connecting to the Internet using a wireless connection and your LAN card in the computer does not have a LAN cable connecting it to a hub or router then you will get a message "A network cable is unplugged".
If you don't use a wireless connection and you only connect to the your network/Internet then the problem is either the LAN cable has come loose in the computer's LAN card or at the router or the LAN cable is faulty.

This message " A network connection is unplugged" comes when the connection unavailable may be due to faulty connection. Chek that your router is rightly plugged and the sockets are dust-free. If problem persists, contact support.

First, the "Network Cable Is Unplugged" - don't worry about that. That is just informing you that your WIRED connection is unplugged, which is fine because you are using wireless.

Now the actual issue of no internet...first try by unplugging your internet modem for 20 seconds, and plugging it back in. Next do the same with your wireless router. At this point your computer will disconnect form the wireless network and you may need to reconnect it. After the reconnect see if you still have the same issue, but chances are it should be fixed :-)

If that does not work let me know and we can further troubleshoot the issue!

i) Click on Start button ---->Select option Control Panel------>Select Network Connections----->
  a new window appears showing the "internet connections icon " Such as:

  Local Area Connection 1 or 2 or 3 and since you are not connected it will show this icon as:

eg1: Local Area Connection 1 or 2 or 3
  Network Cable Unplugged, Firewalled
  VIA compatible Fast Ethernet  

  in this case u can download VIA network drivers....from internet..


  or 

  eg2: Local Area Connection 1 or 2 or 3
  Network Cable Unplugged, Firewalled
  Realtek RTL8139 Family Fast Ethernet NIC

  in this u can download "Realtek RTL8139" network drivers.... from internet(which is showing model     no: RTL8139 through google search engine )


                                                                 (OR)



ii) Click Start button ---->Select RUN option ----> type in the text box devmgmt.msc --->Select               Network Adapters....

    but this will show wheter ur network adapter or NIC is VIA or Realtek or......but doesnt show the           correct Model NO: of VIA or Realtek....

    so i would suggest to follow the step (i)



Thanking you

M.Sridhar

   

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