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Old 19-02-2004, 11:57   #6
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Re: New installatio woes - network adaptor error

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Originally Posted by BigBadKev
Yes, connected directly (I thought I'd leave the wireless router alone until I got the connection working). I dont *believe* I have any firewall up and running - when I look at the connection in Network Places it certainly doesn't indicate a firewall. What else could be blocking the dhcp requests, as I think that may be the issue.
Check the properties of the connection again. There is a small tick box marked £ use the windows xp firewall for this connection " (or something like that) make sure that it is not ticked.

BTW - are the sync and rdy lights on the modem lit ?
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