Why does my computer tell me there is a network cable unplugged?
Q. Ok so I have a computer and am using a modem from my local cable company for my internet. I can get online briefly and then it tells me there is a network cable unplugged and kicks me off line, even though it is all plugged in correctly. I have tried two different ethernet cords and two different modems but it still does this. WHY??? Grrr
Asked by heartofpink299 - Mon Nov 10 13:14:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ethernet jack on either your machine or the modem is faulty. Try jiggling both ends (while they are connected) to see if that makes the "not connected" message go away. If it does as I suspect you will need to have the socket repaired. Good luck!
Answered by TheSpectre99 - Mon Nov 10 13:25:52 2008
Q. Ok so I have a computer and am using a modem from my local cable company for my internet. I can get online briefly and then it tells me there is a network cable unplugged and kicks me off line, even though it is all plugged in correctly. I have tried two different ethernet cords and two different modems but it still does this. WHY??? Grrr
Asked by heartofpink299 - Mon Nov 10 13:14:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The ethernet jack on either your machine or the modem is faulty. Try jiggling both ends (while they are connected) to see if that makes the "not connected" message go away. If it does as I suspect you will need to have the socket repaired. Good luck!
Answered by TheSpectre99 - Mon Nov 10 13:25:52 2008
Tivo saying the network cable unplugged?
Q. I have 2 Tivos and one of them is saying the network cable is unplugged when its not? Is there anything I can do to fix this!
Asked by Jennie - Thu Jul 17 22:10:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a router, cable modem, or wireless access point, unplug it, wait a moment, and then plug it back in. It may take up to a minute for your equipment to restart. Make sure your network cable is securely plugged into the ethernet port/network adapter on the back of the TiVo DVR.
Answered by Goliath - Sun Jul 20 17:32:26 2008
Q. I have 2 Tivos and one of them is saying the network cable is unplugged when its not? Is there anything I can do to fix this!
Asked by Jennie - Thu Jul 17 22:10:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a router, cable modem, or wireless access point, unplug it, wait a moment, and then plug it back in. It may take up to a minute for your equipment to restart. Make sure your network cable is securely plugged into the ethernet port/network adapter on the back of the TiVo DVR.
Answered by Goliath - Sun Jul 20 17:32:26 2008
I want solution in Windows environment that shut windows down if the network cable unplugged ?
Q. Shortly, I'm a network administrator for w3k server and servel winXP workstations, I have implement a monitoring system but my network users avoid it by login and then unplug the network cable and do what ever they want. Could any expert here help :) ?
Asked by Almaazon - Thu Aug 27 19:47:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like they do not like being watched. And, no there is no feature in Windows that shuts the system down on a loss of the network cable.
Answered by johntrottier - Thu Aug 27 20:09:46 2009
Q. Shortly, I'm a network administrator for w3k server and servel winXP workstations, I have implement a monitoring system but my network users avoid it by login and then unplug the network cable and do what ever they want. Could any expert here help :) ?
Asked by Almaazon - Thu Aug 27 19:47:21 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sounds like they do not like being watched. And, no there is no feature in Windows that shuts the system down on a loss of the network cable.
Answered by johntrottier - Thu Aug 27 20:09:46 2009
What does it mean when it says "Network Cable Unplugged"?
Q. I use a wireless router to connect to the internet from my laptop. However, recently I haven't been able to connect and it says that there's a network cable unplugged under LAN. What does it mean and how can I fix it so I can connect to the internet from my laptop?
Asked by aestarz - Fri May 18 02:41:26 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That the cable going from your wireless router to your modem is unplugged...
Answered by Nicolleta - Fri May 18 02:44:55 2007
Q. I use a wireless router to connect to the internet from my laptop. However, recently I haven't been able to connect and it says that there's a network cable unplugged under LAN. What does it mean and how can I fix it so I can connect to the internet from my laptop?
Asked by aestarz - Fri May 18 02:41:26 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That the cable going from your wireless router to your modem is unplugged...
Answered by Nicolleta - Fri May 18 02:44:55 2007
what does it mean when a network cable is unplugged for local area connection?
Q. on my laptop, it says " a network cable is unplugged" under "local area connection". does the unplugged cable have anything to do withl the wires/cable at home? or are they talking about elsewhere?
Asked by hello - Thu May 3 05:12:53 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok.. so as not to confuse you even more.. The message appears when you start up your laptop and Windows is just going through its usual bootup checks. When its checking your network card, it detected that there is no network cable currently plugged into it. Therefore, the message. If you are not using wired broadband connection to connect to the internet, or not needing to plug into a network for any reason, then the message can simply be ignored. The message only appears to inform you that your network card is not plugged into any other network device. If however, you do require to plug into a network (eg at work) or you do use a braodband modem/router to connect to the internet, and you already have a network cable plugged into your… [cont.]
Answered by VinceY - Thu May 3 07:28:47 2007
Q. on my laptop, it says " a network cable is unplugged" under "local area connection". does the unplugged cable have anything to do withl the wires/cable at home? or are they talking about elsewhere?
Asked by hello - Thu May 3 05:12:53 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok.. so as not to confuse you even more.. The message appears when you start up your laptop and Windows is just going through its usual bootup checks. When its checking your network card, it detected that there is no network cable currently plugged into it. Therefore, the message. If you are not using wired broadband connection to connect to the internet, or not needing to plug into a network for any reason, then the message can simply be ignored. The message only appears to inform you that your network card is not plugged into any other network device. If however, you do require to plug into a network (eg at work) or you do use a braodband modem/router to connect to the internet, and you already have a network cable plugged into your… [cont.]
Answered by VinceY - Thu May 3 07:28:47 2007
Network cable unplugged, can't connect to job server.?
Q. I have two computers that are networked together. The connection has stopped working and I get the network cable unplugged and it cannot connect to to job server. What can I do to get this network connection back up and running I have already looked over all the network cables and everything. All are securely plugged in.
Asked by computerwizard145 - Mon Jun 22 10:44:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are using a router, unplug all the ethernet cables. Power down your router. Reconnect the cables and power up your router. wdw
Answered by Who Dares Wins - Mon Jun 22 10:48:35 2009
Q. I have two computers that are networked together. The connection has stopped working and I get the network cable unplugged and it cannot connect to to job server. What can I do to get this network connection back up and running I have already looked over all the network cables and everything. All are securely plugged in.
Asked by computerwizard145 - Mon Jun 22 10:44:01 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are using a router, unplug all the ethernet cables. Power down your router. Reconnect the cables and power up your router. wdw
Answered by Who Dares Wins - Mon Jun 22 10:48:35 2009
How to track down "network cable unplugged" problem for USB wireless adapter?
Q. My Linksys USB wireless adapter was working fine on my Windows 2000 machine. Suddenly I'm not receiving a wireless signal. The adapter works fine on another machine and other machines are able to connect to the router wirelessly. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver for the adapter twice and this didn't solve anything. I've tried repairing the connection and that failed. I've gone into device manager and it says that this device is working correctly. I've unplugged the modem and router and left them off for an hour and then reconnected. I've plugged the USB wireless receiver into a different USB port and still end up with the same problem. Have rebooted more times than I can count. Any other ideas on things to try? … [cont.]
Asked by Gary D - Tue Dec 12 19:49:35 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Download the winsock fix from another computer and run it on the problematic one. Or click start -> run and type "netsh reset winsock" and hit enter (don't type the quotes though) Reboot Good luck
Answered by mattsterchief2005 - Tue Dec 12 20:24:46 2006
Q. My Linksys USB wireless adapter was working fine on my Windows 2000 machine. Suddenly I'm not receiving a wireless signal. The adapter works fine on another machine and other machines are able to connect to the router wirelessly. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the driver for the adapter twice and this didn't solve anything. I've tried repairing the connection and that failed. I've gone into device manager and it says that this device is working correctly. I've unplugged the modem and router and left them off for an hour and then reconnected. I've plugged the USB wireless receiver into a different USB port and still end up with the same problem. Have rebooted more times than I can count. Any other ideas on things to try? … [cont.]
Asked by Gary D - Tue Dec 12 19:49:35 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Download the winsock fix from another computer and run it on the problematic one. Or click start -> run and type "netsh reset winsock" and hit enter (don't type the quotes though) Reboot Good luck
Answered by mattsterchief2005 - Tue Dec 12 20:24:46 2006
my computer give message"network cable unplugged" i have broadband router and ADSL. please help me ?
Q. my computer give message"network cable unplugged" i have broadband router and ADSL. all computers in the network working perfectly except mine. i try new Ethernet and new cable also i install windows several times. but nothing changed. please help me
Asked by SAHAR A - Tue Sep 9 05:28:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. make sure the network service is running, check to see the connection speed other computers are getting, and set your speed manually to match this
Answered by mike H - Tue Sep 9 05:34:29 2008
Q. my computer give message"network cable unplugged" i have broadband router and ADSL. all computers in the network working perfectly except mine. i try new Ethernet and new cable also i install windows several times. but nothing changed. please help me
Asked by SAHAR A - Tue Sep 9 05:28:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. make sure the network service is running, check to see the connection speed other computers are getting, and set your speed manually to match this
Answered by mike H - Tue Sep 9 05:34:29 2008
Local Area Connection, Network Cable Unplugged?
Q. I have a dell laptop and I use the Verizon UMB 150, USB plugin for internet connection. I am no longer able to get connectexd to the internet. It keeps saying under "Local Area Connection" that a network cable is unplugged. What do I do?
Asked by cutiepie - Mon Oct 13 17:17:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may be caused by tons of reasons. But most likely... 1. your modem doesn't work 2. your router (if any) doens't work 3. you don't have internet connection 4. your usb network card doesn't work if you are sure you have internet connection, try to reset your modem or your router (or plug out and plug back in). It is the most typical one in my experience. If you think 1, 2, 3 are not the cause, then 4 might be the reason. Try that usb network card at another computer.
Answered by shawnklee - Mon Oct 13 17:58:32 2008
Q. I have a dell laptop and I use the Verizon UMB 150, USB plugin for internet connection. I am no longer able to get connectexd to the internet. It keeps saying under "Local Area Connection" that a network cable is unplugged. What do I do?
Asked by cutiepie - Mon Oct 13 17:17:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It may be caused by tons of reasons. But most likely... 1. your modem doesn't work 2. your router (if any) doens't work 3. you don't have internet connection 4. your usb network card doesn't work if you are sure you have internet connection, try to reset your modem or your router (or plug out and plug back in). It is the most typical one in my experience. If you think 1, 2, 3 are not the cause, then 4 might be the reason. Try that usb network card at another computer.
Answered by shawnklee - Mon Oct 13 17:58:32 2008
A network cable has been unplugged keeps popping up. How do i stop it from continually poping up?
Q. Whenever I turn off my router and leave the computer on, the "A network cable has been unplugged" message keeps popping up. I don't mind it popping up once, and would rather not disable it completely, but it gets very annoying every minute or so when it pops up again and again. How can it stop it from continuously popping up, but without completely disabling the alerts or disabling the adapter?
Asked by Barry - Fri Dec 5 05:20:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by MB - Fri Dec 5 05:26:19 2008
Q. Whenever I turn off my router and leave the computer on, the "A network cable has been unplugged" message keeps popping up. I don't mind it popping up once, and would rather not disable it completely, but it gets very annoying every minute or so when it pops up again and again. How can it stop it from continuously popping up, but without completely disabling the alerts or disabling the adapter?
Asked by Barry - Fri Dec 5 05:20:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by MB - Fri Dec 5 05:26:19 2008
Why does my computer keep telling me a LAN network cable is unplugged when I have wireless internet?
Q. My computer keeps freezing every few seconds when I try to watch video clips (driving me CRAZY!) When I diagnose the problem it tells me a LAN cable is unplugged. The thing is, I have wireless internet and thus a wireless router and don't have any cables at all. Any suggestions?
Asked by Shiner - Sun Nov 16 01:37:57 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This problem is most likely a problem either with your router, or you simply have a bad connection. When Windows Vista says that an LAN cable is unplugged, it means from the router, and not your computer. This may mean that it isn't properly secured or dust is collecting in the connection hold on the router. Windows isn't all knowing and this is its best guess, there is always the possiblilty you just have a less than adequete router and/or internet connection.
Answered by Taisen - Sun Nov 16 01:49:13 2008
Q. My computer keeps freezing every few seconds when I try to watch video clips (driving me CRAZY!) When I diagnose the problem it tells me a LAN cable is unplugged. The thing is, I have wireless internet and thus a wireless router and don't have any cables at all. Any suggestions?
Asked by Shiner - Sun Nov 16 01:37:57 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This problem is most likely a problem either with your router, or you simply have a bad connection. When Windows Vista says that an LAN cable is unplugged, it means from the router, and not your computer. This may mean that it isn't properly secured or dust is collecting in the connection hold on the router. Windows isn't all knowing and this is its best guess, there is always the possiblilty you just have a less than adequete router and/or internet connection.
Answered by Taisen - Sun Nov 16 01:49:13 2008
How to fix a local area network cable that is unplugged?
Q. My computer has a wireless adapter hooked up to it. Like the ones for an xbox only this is for a desktop computer. I'm trying to connect my computer to my router, but i can't. Is it not working because of the unplugged cable?
Asked by Joe R - Thu Dec 25 16:12:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two ways to connect to a wireless router. 1) Plug a cable between the router and vomputer 2) Connect to the router wirelessly To connect wirelessly you need to first have the wireless radio on the router turned on and a SSID set. Then you open your wireless adapter window on your computer and select the name (SSID) of your wireless router.
Answered by Taba - Thu Dec 25 17:58:18 2008
Q. My computer has a wireless adapter hooked up to it. Like the ones for an xbox only this is for a desktop computer. I'm trying to connect my computer to my router, but i can't. Is it not working because of the unplugged cable?
Asked by Joe R - Thu Dec 25 16:12:20 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two ways to connect to a wireless router. 1) Plug a cable between the router and vomputer 2) Connect to the router wirelessly To connect wirelessly you need to first have the wireless radio on the router turned on and a SSID set. Then you open your wireless adapter window on your computer and select the name (SSID) of your wireless router.
Answered by Taba - Thu Dec 25 17:58:18 2008
Our laptops internet will not work, it says that our local area network cable unplugged, what should we do?
Q. We recently had a virus and had to do an F11 system restore without a disk
Asked by Brady - Sun Jan 11 17:38:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check the physical connection of the ethernet cable. Plug the ethernet cable on a different port if you are using a router. If its connected to a modem try uplugging and replugging the ethernet cable. Check the LAN. Right click, try to disabling and enabling. Check the status. If its connected, check for ip address. If it the ip from the modem. Then you should be able to get on the internet. If its still network cable unplug, last step you can do is hard reset the modem or router and then restart your computer. If it is still network cable unplugged. It could be that the problem is on the ethernet cable or the NIC or ethernet card where the cable is connected to.
Answered by |\|\r. YusO - Sun Jan 11 20:56:58 2009
Q. We recently had a virus and had to do an F11 system restore without a disk
Asked by Brady - Sun Jan 11 17:38:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Check the physical connection of the ethernet cable. Plug the ethernet cable on a different port if you are using a router. If its connected to a modem try uplugging and replugging the ethernet cable. Check the LAN. Right click, try to disabling and enabling. Check the status. If its connected, check for ip address. If it the ip from the modem. Then you should be able to get on the internet. If its still network cable unplug, last step you can do is hard reset the modem or router and then restart your computer. If it is still network cable unplugged. It could be that the problem is on the ethernet cable or the NIC or ethernet card where the cable is connected to.
Answered by |\|\r. YusO - Sun Jan 11 20:56:58 2009
Local Connection: Network Cable Unplugged on Wireless Laptop?
Q. My mother's laptop is giving her this error message every time she tries to get on the internet. It happened suddenly and none of the other laptops in the house are having trouble connecting to the internet.
Asked by Felicia - Sat Feb 14 10:58:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The message you see is from the wired network card.You usually see this message when the wireless adapter is not detected.Make sure the wireless switch is on or look at the device manager to see if the wireless driver is properly installed.Sometimes a simple restart of the computer will re configure the connection.
Answered by Safe Mode - Sat Feb 14 11:06:25 2009
Q. My mother's laptop is giving her this error message every time she tries to get on the internet. It happened suddenly and none of the other laptops in the house are having trouble connecting to the internet.
Asked by Felicia - Sat Feb 14 10:58:13 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The message you see is from the wired network card.You usually see this message when the wireless adapter is not detected.Make sure the wireless switch is on or look at the device manager to see if the wireless driver is properly installed.Sometimes a simple restart of the computer will re configure the connection.
Answered by Safe Mode - Sat Feb 14 11:06:25 2009
my computer saids that network cable unplugged, but i still have internet access.?
Q. my computer keeps on popping up this annoying message taht saids that Local Area connection network cable unplugged. but then i still get internet except is hella slower. i got dsl, and i'm using xp and using a modem. this happen after i close bitcomet. now watching videos on youtube is slower and can't watch fully. please help!!! I"M not using a laptop!!!
Asked by k0834ever - Wed Aug 22 19:02:26 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by Indiana Frenchman - Wed Aug 22 19:12:31 2007
Q. my computer keeps on popping up this annoying message taht saids that Local Area connection network cable unplugged. but then i still get internet except is hella slower. i got dsl, and i'm using xp and using a modem. this happen after i close bitcomet. now watching videos on youtube is slower and can't watch fully. please help!!! I"M not using a laptop!!!
Asked by k0834ever - Wed Aug 22 19:02:26 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. DSL Troubleshooting This step-wise troubleshooting guide will lead you through the process of checking your computer, DSL equipment, and software settings to get your DSL service up and running
Answered by Indiana Frenchman - Wed Aug 22 19:12:31 2007
network cable unplugged, but it is plugged in?
Q. one day before my LAN cable was working, but from next day when i start my computer it is showing that network cable is unplugged. When I use the same cable in another computer it is showing same (network cable is unplugged), but another computer's LAN cable is working fine in my computer After that I changed LAN card but it is showing same(network cable is unplugged), then I cut the cable and crimp it again on both side, but still showing same problem(network cable is unplugged). Can anyone help me?
Asked by pankaj - Thu Mar 4 10:39:13 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you tested the working LAN cable, was it plugged into the same port that you're having trouble with with the bad LAN cable, or another port? Perhaps one of the switch ports is bad? If not, then it could just be a bad crimp again - you should invest in a LAN cable tester, or even just a continuity tester.
Answered by Joel - Thu Mar 4 10:48:06 2010
Q. one day before my LAN cable was working, but from next day when i start my computer it is showing that network cable is unplugged. When I use the same cable in another computer it is showing same (network cable is unplugged), but another computer's LAN cable is working fine in my computer After that I changed LAN card but it is showing same(network cable is unplugged), then I cut the cable and crimp it again on both side, but still showing same problem(network cable is unplugged). Can anyone help me?
Asked by pankaj - Thu Mar 4 10:39:13 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you tested the working LAN cable, was it plugged into the same port that you're having trouble with with the bad LAN cable, or another port? Perhaps one of the switch ports is bad? If not, then it could just be a bad crimp again - you should invest in a LAN cable tester, or even just a continuity tester.
Answered by Joel - Thu Mar 4 10:48:06 2010
Network Cable unplugged error in XP?
Q. Hi all. My laptop reports network cable unplugged, cable is fine, can connect on another pc. I connect via a cisco router and all connections are fine as I can connect to internet on other PCs. The strangest thing of all is that when I connect a network cable from my laptop to my other PC's network port, it picks up connection and reports connection at 100mbs. However everytime I connect to any active network port, it says cable unplugged. Any ideas.
Asked by Slim - Sun Nov 29 07:58:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Hi all. My laptop reports network cable unplugged, cable is fine, can connect on another pc. I connect via a cisco router and all connections are fine as I can connect to internet on other PCs. The strangest thing of all is that when I connect a network cable from my laptop to my other PC's network port, it picks up connection and reports connection at 100mbs. However everytime I connect to any active network port, it says cable unplugged. Any ideas.
Asked by Slim - Sun Nov 29 07:58:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Laptop internet connection troubleshoot: network cable unplugged.. How to fix it?
Q. plz i'm a know nothing about wireless connections and cables so plz put it in plain terms... ever since i got the message my internet hasn't been working
Asked by English Wiz - Sat Nov 3 15:50:03 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to start> control panel>network connections. You want to right click on local area connection and disable it. Next to it you will see wireless network connection, Right click scroll to enable If it is already enabled scroll to repair. It should repair your wireless connection.
Answered by OZ - Sat Nov 3 15:59:23 2007
Q. plz i'm a know nothing about wireless connections and cables so plz put it in plain terms... ever since i got the message my internet hasn't been working
Asked by English Wiz - Sat Nov 3 15:50:03 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to start> control panel>network connections. You want to right click on local area connection and disable it. Next to it you will see wireless network connection, Right click scroll to enable If it is already enabled scroll to repair. It should repair your wireless connection.
Answered by OZ - Sat Nov 3 15:59:23 2007
network cable unplugged and wireless network connection not connected?
Q. I'm using Hawking HWR54G Hi-Speed Wireless-G Router Revision M. There's a CardBus PC Card that goes along with it. My desktop computer is connected to the router and it works fine. I'm trying to set up the laptop but it says "Network cable unplugged" and "Wireless Network Connection 5" (card) not connected. It's worked before, but at that time, someone configured the router and stuff for me. Recently the laptop was erased (don't know if that means anything) and now I have it back and I can't get the internet to work on it =(
Asked by hello - Sat Jun 23 19:58:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparently the laptop was reformatted. When this happened the wireless configuration was erased. The wireless router and the notebook's wireless must be configured in the same way to communicate. You must check the configuration set up on the router and set up the same on the notebook. This includes encryption, preshared key, MAC address validation, etc. If you do not know how to do this, you will likely need help beyond what this column can do. Also when you communicate to the router, be sure to use a wired connecction.
Answered by GTB - Sat Jun 23 20:06:57 2007
Q. I'm using Hawking HWR54G Hi-Speed Wireless-G Router Revision M. There's a CardBus PC Card that goes along with it. My desktop computer is connected to the router and it works fine. I'm trying to set up the laptop but it says "Network cable unplugged" and "Wireless Network Connection 5" (card) not connected. It's worked before, but at that time, someone configured the router and stuff for me. Recently the laptop was erased (don't know if that means anything) and now I have it back and I can't get the internet to work on it =(
Asked by hello - Sat Jun 23 19:58:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Apparently the laptop was reformatted. When this happened the wireless configuration was erased. The wireless router and the notebook's wireless must be configured in the same way to communicate. You must check the configuration set up on the router and set up the same on the notebook. This includes encryption, preshared key, MAC address validation, etc. If you do not know how to do this, you will likely need help beyond what this column can do. Also when you communicate to the router, be sure to use a wired connecction.
Answered by GTB - Sat Jun 23 20:06:57 2007
"Network cable unplugged" any idea how to fix that??
Q. I have sony viao pcv rs310 series. after that electricity problem in Queens area. My network stopped working. After i connect my ethrnet cable to it's port it says, network cable unplugged. i couldn't connect to the internet at all. I bought a new d-lnk lan card, installed but still the same. I reinstall the window. it's still the same. The ethernet cable works with other computer. the ethernet port lead light stays stable, it doesn't blink like usual. pease help me
Asked by asianavenuefree - Fri Aug 11 12:47:51 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is a Sure sign of a bad modem!!
Answered by rojoe Retired From Y!A - Fri Aug 11 12:51:50 2006
Q. I have sony viao pcv rs310 series. after that electricity problem in Queens area. My network stopped working. After i connect my ethrnet cable to it's port it says, network cable unplugged. i couldn't connect to the internet at all. I bought a new d-lnk lan card, installed but still the same. I reinstall the window. it's still the same. The ethernet cable works with other computer. the ethernet port lead light stays stable, it doesn't blink like usual. pease help me
Asked by asianavenuefree - Fri Aug 11 12:47:51 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is a Sure sign of a bad modem!!
Answered by rojoe Retired From Y!A - Fri Aug 11 12:51:50 2006
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