Router Cable Modem and dlink adapter card
 

hi I am using a linksys wireless G router with 4 port switch and a Motorola SBV5121 modem and I have three computers 2 desktop and a laptop My laptop and desktop number 1 Has internet connection But desktop number 2 Has no internet connection with a red x and recently i bought a DFE-530TX + 10-100 Fast ethernet desktop pci adapter


is the card compatible with links wireless g router and Motorola SBV5121 Modem ?

Re: Router Cable Modem and dlink adapter card
 

If you can run an ethernet cable from the PC to the router, then yes it will work.
Generally speaking any Ethernet adapter will work with any router.

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Hi guys the only Problem Is I can't connect the Internet On computer 3 using Via vt6102 rhine ll fast ethernet adpater does not work as shown with the pics with the 2 computer with the two x's i'm using windows xp



Does anybody Has the driver Help My Brother is forcing me to fix His Internet

Re: Router Cable Modem and dlink adapter card
 

The picture suggests that the driver is loaded correctly and the problem is either cabling or the router.
Can you move the problem computer next to the router and use a known good cable between the two?

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the cabel on the router is fix in properly together with the motorola cable

Computer 1 Desktop working (Dad's)



Computer 2 Laptop working (Mine)


(Desktop)
Computer 3 : cable is Put Into wireless g router running with cable modem (Brother's)




Is there something wrong with VIA VT6102 Rhine ll Fast ethernet adapte? (how to Get driver)


It worked well when i bought the ethernet cable joining from the Study room to Another Room which comp 3 is located

Re: Router Cable Modem and dlink adapter card
 

Hi, try switching off windows firewall, right click on LAN select properties, click on advanced tab, click settings button and switch off windows firewall then try it. I'm assuming that you have some kind of internet security?

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Is it a PCI card or integrated adapter on motherboard?

If onboard motherboard, what make / model is the motherboard?

Here's the link to the viaarena driver download, but if onboard my first port of call would be MB manufacture website.
http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx...0&SubCatID=125

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Unsure of this one. If it's an onboard card, is it disabled within BIOS.
Got a funny feeling windows won't see it at all if that was the case, but might be worth checking anyway.

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I just installed windows xp Thn how the two boxes with the x still comes out ?

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It's a intregrated Old Motherboard

Re: Router Cable Modem and dlink adapter card
 

I did know it was old, as the last via drivers where done in 2001

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so it should work ?

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The fact that it's listed under the network connections with status of unplugged indicates that at a Windows level the driver is working fine.

That statement also implies that the problem is in the cabling. Also, in your pictures of the router there are three cables in the lan ports on the back but only two lan port leds lit on the front.

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so Umm i do i need to change it ? so the thingamagic can work ?

Re: Router Cable Modem and dlink adapter card
 

So try the spare 4th port on the router????

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Test #1:
Move your laptop by PC #3 and test with PC 3's network cable and see if the laptop works. If this works, there's something wrong with PC #3. Be it network adapter or windows problem.

Test 2:
Find out which network cable is used by PC 3 at the router, remove it and plug in your laptop into the same port with a different network cable and test. If this works as well as test 1 failure, then the network cable between the router and PC #3 is duff. If it doesn't work there's something wrong with the RJ45 port on the router that PC#3 uses (try the spare port on router)