Hikvision DVR connection to BGW320 problem

Ok, I am back at it this weekend. Brought a little micro laptop with windows 10. Didn’t sign on to the wifi but rather connected the ethernet cable that was plugged into the the recorder, into the computer. Brought up the cmd prompt and typed in ping dynupdate.no-ip.com and got the results in the photo. Opened up Firefox and tried to go to a few addresses like google.com, my website, spectrum.com etc with the results pictured. Went back to the modem and connected a new cable from computer directly to the port on the modem and did the same thing as earlier with basically the same results. Disconnected the laptop and connected to wifi and foxfire could access all of the addresses previously attempted and all worked. 

Whoops, forgot to attach pics

Thought I had picture of foxfire stating that it couldn't reach the server of the websites that I tried to goto but but I didn't. 

An IPCONFIG /ALL while connected via Ethernet and another while connected via Wi-Fi would be enlightening here, I think.  The first question I want the answer to is if 192.168.1.73 is the IP address that the PC itself got and is assigned to the wired Ethernet interface or something else.

A ROUTE PRINT output on both wouldn't be bad, either.

This first set is with the computer on WiFi connection. 

This set of pics is with the computer connected to one of the modems ethernet ports and wifi on the computer turned off. 

Oh and forgot to answer the question, yes the 192.168.1.73 was the DHCP address of the computer. Today I think it is 1.74 if you happent to see that because anther computer is online today before I started this. 

The first route entry when in Ethernet mode is problematic.  It's not there in Wi-Fi.  It's not a good route.  The second entry, with a lower cost, is a good route.  It should use the lower cost metric, but it's probably preferring the ON-LINK connection over the lower-cost metric that has to be routed.  So it's trying to get to any node on the Internet by doing a direct connection via Ethernet and nothing answers.

Questions I'm trying to think through:

1) Is the DVR having the issue because it also gets this same route in its routing table?

2) If so, how are they both getting this stupidly bad link in their table?  Must be coming because of DHCP, right?

3) What is the Gateway sending that could cause this?

You can try:

1) Manually deleting the bad entry to see if that does fix the problem for the PC:

ROUTE DELETE 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 IF 192.168.1.73

2) If that does it, then we know that it's the problem for sure, but we're still not sure how to make it go away.

I’m walking with you way above my knowledge base but I will do whatever you say to try to figure this out. Here is the response to my attempt to manually delete that.

I wasn’t sure if the laptop is 1.74 or 1.73 so did 1.74 also which I think is the laptop on ethernet. Both still show up on a LAN scan. 1.205 is the dvr.