ok, deleted it all and start new DL of both ISO and checksum, the extension: "Files MD5 SHA1 Calculate & Compare" seems to be working

baby steps ... bare with me, and thank you for your time on my post to help me

I just removed it from my win10 as it doesn't work for me (error message from very first use)

I use it on openSUSE......

Good Monday morning !
As allways, thank you for your time following my steps ...

OK, so last night, I've DL both ISO and checksum.
This morning, I checked it using the FireFox extension "Files MD5 SHA1 Calculate & Compare" which gave me a pefect match,
So I burned it with the internal Win10 program.
Went to the W700, to install, set up the network to "auto IP with DHCP" ... and it worked !!
It's installing now.

Installation went just fine !
Now up and running, connected to my router (Both RJ45 and WiFi) but no Internet, I guess NetworkManager doesn't receive DNS IP or something, I will search and find.

Also, Kgpg give me an error message, trusteddb is corrupted, and when i look deeper, ~/.kgpg/trustdb doesn't exist

What is the content of resolv.conf:

If no nameservers are defined, you can edit the file:

If you have only 1, the just add the one line...

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"lspci -vv | grep -i net"

Will do

In NetworkManager, I've set it to my router IP, I will set it up to the first DNS IP as set in my router

No such file or directory

Okay, so go ahead and create one, and add entries for your DNS servers as:

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I've nano /etc/resolv.conf, which resulted in a file named resolv.conf.save

went to /etc/ to findout that a resolv.conf exists as a seemlink /var/run/netconfig/resolv.conf

Followed the link to findout that /netconfig/ doesn't exist, and therefore resolv.conf doesn't.

I've created the folder "netconfig" and a file resolv.conf in it, and in the other folders called "net-something" (networkmanager) and (net-snmp)

reboot

No connection, the folder "netconfig" and file I've created in "/var/run/" are gone, but the seemlink "/etc/resolv.conf" still points to it

choices:
- I delete the seemlink "/etc/resolv.conf" and replace it by a file (with DNS entries)
- I change the target in that seemlink from "/var/run/netconfig/resolv.conf" to "/var/run/networkmanager/resolv.conf" (file that I just created)
- else (that I don't have any idea of)

Could you please post output of:

As I thought, not much here ... the "/etc/resolv.conf" is a seemlink to an non-existent folder/file

ls -l /etc/resolv.conf
lrwxrwxrwx l root root 30 JUL 8 12:40 /etc/resolv.conf==> /var/run/netconfig/resolv.conf

ls -l /var/run/netconfig/resolv.conf
can't access, no such file

As root: