“This unit won't stay connected to the network. It thinks there is no network connectivity, but my other PC's get it. Where is the Intel adapter listed on the device manager list/control panel?”
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Go to "device manager" and expand the Network adapters tab. You will find it there. There may be WiFi driver updates for your specific system. Follow the link below to look for new driver updates for your specific system. You can also run diagnostics from the Lenovo site as well. As always, be sure to create a restore point on your system before you make any changes. You can do this by just typing "restore point" in the search window within Cortana and follow the link to create a restore point. Here is the link: http://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/Desktops-and-all-in-ones/700-Series/710-25ish/90FB/0001US/downloads
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.OldBlue; It's uncommon for the Ethernet plug to to go bad so early in the life of a computer. My suggestion is to replace the ethernet cable and try it again. Another trick is you could try using the built-in wireless in the tower and try connecting to the Internet. Worth a try. If you need to see where the Intel Adapter is, here are your steps: Right-click on the Start button, select Settings, System, About, and Device Manager. The adapter is under Network Adapters. Best of luck.
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