I fixed it, it was in Conf Console, but why this happened, is because I had mutiple "auto" interfaces, which it said in the man pages, that I could have mutiple "auto" statements, but when you said "auto" you mean that it is a physical Adapter, which in my case, I only had 1 "physical" network adapter, in my computer. so I removed those entries in the /etc/network/interfaces file and well my computer got hot, and turned off(this is because it is a old computer.), but this was after I removed the mutiple auto interfaces from /etc/network/interfaces file and saved the file, and I turned it back on, and started it back up, and tryed to get a new dhcp ip address, and it didn't say this time, 'eth0' and not let me get a ip address, it worked like normal, but I didn't try to set a static ip address because I usually use dhcp to get a ip address. But thank you for being ready to jump in and help me, And I appreciate you for jumping in and trying to help me in case I did need help.