Hello, I bought a new computer, that is, I assembled everything myself, the computer is not cheap, after installing Windows on a clean hard one, I installed the drivers for the network card and chipset, when the phone (Samsung S8 +) is connected, it recognizes everything, etc. pressing turn on the USB modem on the phone, the Internet indicator shows a yellow sign, an unidentified network, there is no Internet connection. To check, I did this on a laptop and another PC, everything works, I can not figure out what the matter is, I have already tried many of them, how to set the IP myself and masks, the computer recognizes the network adapter of the phone, but does not let it into the Internet.
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Hello. I have not yet encountered such a problem. According to the idea, if on two other computers this Samsung S8 + phone works in USB modem mode, then the reason is on the side of your new computer.
The first thing I would do would be to disable the antivirus, if any. Better yet, remove it altogether. The system is clean, but you can reset your network settings just in case. You never know, but suddenly it will help.
You wrote that you tried to register addresses manually. But it is not entirely clear what addresses and where exactly you registered. Connect your phone to another computer where everything works. Go to "Network Connections". Right click on the phone connection as a USB tethering and select "Status".
Then click on the "Details" button, and look there for the IP address, subnet mask and default gateway.
Then write these addresses in the properties of the connection via the phone (in the properties of IP version 4 (TCP / IPv4)) as a USB modem on the new computer. DNS can be registered 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4. You can change the last digit in the IP address. Something like this:
Not sure if this will work, but you can try.
Here's another article on the topic: Unidentified network in Windows 10. No internet connection
Are all the drivers installed from the component manufacturer's website? Although, if the computer sees a network connection through a smartphone, then it is unlikely that the drivers are the reason.
You can still install all Windows 10 updates. But this requires an internet connection. If it is possible to temporarily connect to the Internet via a network cable, then do it.
05.02.20
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Asked by Andrey
