IT Ninjas: Mastering Network Troubleshooting in Windows

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Dear Lowell, your dedication towards society and IT is remarkable :) Your contribution are helping budding IT generation to learn and grow practically!

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Thank you, there were a dozen items after the video was uploaded that I forgot to add, next time. Thanks for watching!

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I am an electrical Engineer...and i used to face many issues while troubleshooting simple IT problems.But with your good explanation of topics...i am able to solve many issue with my own...Please keep up the good work :)

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[@AZwupatki]

#1 Troubleshooting skill after 20 years in the IT industry, K.I.S.S the issue! Keep it simple stupid. Like he said keeping it simple at first, has saved me more times than I can count.

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Great comment for new IT students to hear!!

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Very nice content - clear and concise. I'm using this video to help with 3 interviews coming up this week. Thanks for the video! Looking forward to checking out the rest of your content as well.

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I've tried connecting a firewall appliance into a switch and learned the hard way , when computers stopped receiving data . Then pulling the network cable to the firewall the computers went back to normal Awesome video , Mr V rocks

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I've got a hardware and network interview coming up. I really need this thanks.

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I am level 1 tech now in the industry wow you saved me.

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Thanks mate for sharing this knowledge, For people who doesnt have IT Education background. It's usefull very much

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[@alittax]

9:40 As a Level 1 Help Desk? Isn't this the job of on-site support? I may be viewing things with the lens of my past work experiences though, someone please correct me. Are there some L1 positions that require this deep level of expertise?

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Great point, some larger companies Level 1 never leave a phone desk but smaller companies are more active both on phone and desktop support.

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thx for your very excellent information about Practical Netowrk Troubleshooting

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[@trava4156]

Very good. Be careful and ask before plugging in an unauthorized device (thumb drive), or it could get you in trouble! Maybe bringing another laptop would be a good idea for referencing

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Most endpoint anti-virus automatically run against flash drives plugged in, but yes if it is an unknown drive be very cautious but if it is drive I use as an IT pro for daily work, no problem.

[@docteurgreene]

I use the useful "test-netconnection -port" PS command to check if a port is open on a server or pc, but for all other troubleshootings I continue to use the good old command lines like ping, netstat, tracert or nslookup because in case of network issue we are in a hurry and the powerhsell commands are longer to type and for some of them complicated to remember :) Did you investigate why your "show wlan report" did not work? (error 2) And please use "Windows + i" shortcut to acces the W10 settings instead of going in the start menu LOL :):):) Keep up the useful work Lowell :)

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Explicitly explainend and thanks a lot for sending those files to me sir. i appreciate

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Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!

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Fantastic tutorial, keep up the great videos!

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More to come!

[@lejnyovn9251]

Mr.V after trying these steps, is there a chance that the problem still persist ?

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Lejn Yovn, yes I did not cover the many scenarios found in complex enterprise environments, incorrect VLANs, missing DHCP servers, switch uplink failures/misconfigurations, I have seen one pin on a patch cable bad giving strange results, failed NIC, corrupt NIC driver, IDS (security appliance) shutting down the client and more. I will add these to the notes. Thanks for the question, it was a good one and for watching!

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What happened to your I/O shield?

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Sharp eye! I believe the original I/O shield came twisted and damaged and after some effort to fix, the pressure on the motherboard attempting to get screws in, I decided to leave out. I normally do not like modifying air flow and removing RFI/EMI protection.

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putting in....they are only visible on the mini sof

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I was also exactly having the sa expressions LMFAO

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he said Covid 20 😂 big thanks for this video, I'm completely new to this

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This is helpful THank you!!!

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You're so welcome!

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Thank you so much sir, you have really helped me on this.

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[@pepeshopping]

You do not need to check the cable to know if it’s connected!! Windows will give you the adapter status. If it say connected, it is! If it says not connected, then check.

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Good point, but most folks would not understand those icons in the system tray, you and I would so hopefully to ask them to look to see if the cable is in the back of the computer, they might be able to do...... prior to having to go up to the ninth floor to plug in the network cable. Love the comments!!!

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[@steveabiola447]

Hello, can you share the text of the script? Regards

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In the video description of most of my videos are links for download video notes and PPT for each presentation

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Great video, thank you for sharing.

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Great video

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[@coldCoders]

Maybe just use the word NIC with the R

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[@pagarb]

At about 11 minutes into this video there's a picture of a Fluke CIQ-10 Cable Qualfier with what looks like a price of $25.00.. these things also great but that $25 price is real WRONG... they're now up to over $2000.. between a LinkRunner and a CIQ-10 you can run every test you need to check connectivity.. the LinkRunner will "talk" to a switch, get it's make, model, name and port number and the CIQ-10 will tell what the cable is rated at..

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That was a mistake, nothing Fluke makes is cheap : ) They are great tools.

[@navdeepsingh4310]

thank you so much sir

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Most welcome

[@pepeshopping]

Uninstalling a device will NOT delete the driver.

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Older versions did allow a check box to uninstall the driver, newer versions of Windows 10 removed it. Too many people uninstalled the driver and were stranded.

[@venkatbabu1722]

That's how you should put people to work.

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[@shaikhmohammedshoebhussain7903]

Thanks bro

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Welcome

[@pagarb]

LinkRunner is a fabulous tool, I have a 2000 that's saved me all kinds of time, got it before the prices climbed into the stratosphere.. it now goes for over $2500.. the only thing wrong with them is that people try to steal them.. I don't let anyone touch mine.. you can also update the software, also record your name and address in them, it's a part of the system you'll have to find.. that has stopped people who tried to take mine.. it's amazing how much gall some people have...

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The same to you!

[@pintubgh]

Given to Any practical training class

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[@pepeshopping]

A regular help desk person CANNOT deal with most network issues. Much less in network closets.

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We all know a few of those, but looking at life half full, there are a bunch of great help desk techs that have real potential! Thanks for the great comments and for watching!

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hi mr can you help me

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