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cant get ethernet to work
hi, bear with me I will get this right,
I have been told ethernet is better than usb?, so I read a few guides and tryed a few of them none worked, I have a ethernet port and have tried this procedure.....
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Re: cant get ethernet to work
Hi and welcome :tu:
What version of windows are you using. Does the enet light on modem flash when connected and pc on. Check what ip address you are getting. Just a couple of things to try. |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
Are you running any firewalls at all?
Can you access the Cable Modem's configiuration page from your browser? Try typing 192.168.100.1 into your internet browser. I think that's the right address anyway. |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
here is a the error messages i am getting
A faulty or non-functional adapter has been found. Please remove the following malfunctioning adapters before continuing with installation. If this is a USB NIC that has been removed, please physically plug it back in: USB Cable Modem 351000 Click the 'Fix' button to correct this problem. Error Code :23 Broadband Installer has determined that you have a malfunctioning network adapter in your computer. To fix this problem, you can remove (preferred) or disable this adapter. If you are not able to remove the adapter, then you can disable A faulty or non-functional adapter has been found. Please remove the following malfunctioning adapters before continuing with installation. If this is a USB NIC that has been removed, please physically plug it back in: USB Cable Modem 351000 Click the 'Fix' button to correct this problem. ps thanks for the welcome!! ____________ I am using win xp ____________ yes I use zonealarm, no ethernet lights either? |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
Sounds like you're running the CD there, you don't need to do that as the modem will already be registered.
Exit from the CD, take it out of the drive and use it as a coaster. Do everything you did previously again and it should work. |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
Are you sure the ethernet port works OK?
Also, you don't need to use the ntl CD to install the connection again, as I assume you have already previously registered the connection back when you first connected using USB. *All* you should need to do is follow the steps in your 1st post. Also, it may help to uninstall the USB drivers for the cable modem. |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
Would it be worth using Add/Remove programs to uninstall all the junk that the CD previously installed?
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Re: cant get ethernet to work
Have you uninstalled the drivers as per this thread:
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...ad.php?t=22822 Also, might be worth checking that your network adaptor is enabled. Go to: Start > Control Panel > Network Connections Right click on the icon for your ethernet adaptor and see if there is an option that says "enable" if there is then you should select this option. |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
go into control panel and network connections.
Do you have a local area connection in there. Does it say cable unplugged,connected or disabled? |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
Oops, just read the bit you added to your last post regarding uninstalling the drivers.
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1)local area connection 6 network cable unplugged nvidia nforce mcp networking controller 2)local area connection 7 connected usb cable modem 351000 3) 1394connection 4 connected 1394 net adapter |
Re: cant get ethernet to work
Is the driver for the ethernet port installed and is the device showing as working OK in device manager? Try a different ethernet cable if you have one handy or can borrow one.
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network adapter is enabled. ____________ Quote:
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Remove usb connect enet,reboot modem and pc,check what ip you get with the enet and post back. |
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