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Internet access problem with a dual boot system (Win7 H.P. and Win10 Pro)

Started by Raymondo44 , Apr 28 2021 06:52 AM

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#1 Raymondo44

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Posted 28 April 2021 - 06:52 AM

Hi, I have been struggling for some time with my Win10 Pro (Ver.20H2:: Build 120.3312.5510.) not connecting to the internet via USB3. It does connect successfully via USB2 but being short of USB inputs I have to keep changing inputs.

It works perfectly in my Win7's USB 3 input as well as USB

2.

I have checked via Device Manager (Win10) and the Network Adaptor is OK - working correctly.

Have tried Compatibility Mode (for Win7) also no go.

Uninstalled Network Adaptor and reinstalled 3 times.

Checked all USB inputs, all OK and tried Updating each one - all up to date.

Win10 Pro is up-to-date, as of today.

Anybody come across this issue and have a fix?

Appreciate any help towards a fix for this strange situation.