- HELP: very strange network problem
- Posted by Kees on March 5th, 2005
Hello all,
I would like to describe a very strange matter I experienced recently.
First my configuration:
- OS: Windows XP SP1; 2 instances on C: and I:
- Asus Mobo
- P4 2.8
- 1 Gb memory
- onboard Broadcom lan adapter; plugged to Internet modem
- 3com lan card; plugged to laptop
- the onboard and the 3com adapters are in bridge (XP)
Always functioned good.
Until I started XP one day (recently)
The Onboard lan port reported "cable unplugged".
Whatever I tried, I could not get it back to work.
I tried all the obvious; driver renewal, removed driver, also from
BIOS etc
Also tried other cables etc. No success.
Also the other XP instance doesn't work; even restore didn't repair
it.
BUT: when I started the computer with the BartPE CDROM; that's a
booting CDROM that makes XP running from it; no HD required.
Look at (http://www.nu2.nu/pebuilder/).
When I choose to start network support; message "installing network
components"; apllying settings and THERE it worked. I already could
tell because of the light that went on on the port of the adapter. I
could internet and all with it.
What could be wrong?
Anyone can help me with that??
Thanks!
- Posted by Heinz Bergner on March 5th, 2005
Kees wrote:
Warum versuchst du es nicht hier:
news:microsoft.public.nl.windowsxp.networking
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Heinz Bergner
- Posted by CJT on March 7th, 2005
Kees wrote:
Why does everybody always think their problems are "very strange?"
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- Posted by Kees on March 7th, 2005
On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 01:51:31 GMT, CJT <abujlehc@prodigy.net> wrote:
If you could read, it's not
BOTH XP installations acting the same. The restore to the moment when
it was working allright is NOT working.
- Posted by CJT on March 9th, 2005
Kees wrote:
up." No surprise.
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