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| | SP 1 & Connection Problems Hi - I tried to install SP 1 yesterday but after it installed I was unable to connect to the internet. I think that the error was something about a Network Adapter or NVIDA nForce Networking Controller and the ethernet not having what it needs. Also, the icon with the two monitors near the clock on the task bar had a red x through it. I wasn't even connected to the local network that is always on when I'm on the computer. I talked to my computer manufacturer and they had me try to uninstall the Networking Controller but it wouldn't uninstall, even in safe mode. They then had me try to roll back the driver for this but that wouldn't work. They then told me to uninstall SP 1, go online and download the origional NVIDA Local Area Network driver and then reinstall SP 1 and install this driver if I had problems. I tried that but it didn't work either. Anyone have any ideas on how I can install SP 1 and still get online? Thanks! |
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| | Re: SP 1 & Connection Problems Wouldn't hurt to try the setting that worked for me. In the Properties of the NIC, I set the speed to 10 mbps half duplex, instead of 'auto-negotiation'. This worked, and I moved the setting up until it failed again, to find my max speed. -- Was this helpful? Then click the Ratings button. Voting helps the web interface. http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales...eAPostAsAnswer Mark L. Ferguson .. "niagara94" <niagara94@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7E1686D4-D930-4FC5-B2C6-E8B261025FE2@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi - I tried to install SP 1 yesterday but after it installed I was unable > to > connect to the internet. I think that the error was something about a > Network Adapter or NVIDA nForce Networking Controller and the ethernet not > having what it needs. Also, the icon with the two monitors near the clock > on > the task bar had a red x through it. I wasn't even connected to the local > network that is always on when I'm on the computer. I talked to my > computer > manufacturer and they had me try to uninstall the Networking Controller > but > it wouldn't uninstall, even in safe mode. They then had me try to roll > back > the driver for this but that wouldn't work. They then told me to > uninstall > SP 1, go online and download the origional NVIDA Local Area Network driver > and then reinstall SP 1 and install this driver if I had problems. I > tried > that but it didn't work either. Anyone have any ideas on how I can > install > SP 1 and still get online? Thanks! |
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| | Re: SP 1 & Connection Problems Thanks! "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote: Quote: > Wouldn't hurt to try the setting that worked for me. In the Properties of > the NIC, I set the speed to 10 mbps half duplex, instead of > 'auto-negotiation'. This worked, and I moved the setting up until it failed > again, to find my max speed. > > -- > Was this helpful? Then click the Ratings button. Voting helps the web > interface. > http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales...eAPostAsAnswer > Mark L. Ferguson > . > > "niagara94" <niagara94@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:7E1686D4-D930-4FC5-B2C6-E8B261025FE2@xxxxxx Quote: > > Hi - I tried to install SP 1 yesterday but after it installed I was unable > > to > > connect to the internet. I think that the error was something about a > > Network Adapter or NVIDA nForce Networking Controller and the ethernet not > > having what it needs. Also, the icon with the two monitors near the clock > > on > > the task bar had a red x through it. I wasn't even connected to the local > > network that is always on when I'm on the computer. I talked to my > > computer > > manufacturer and they had me try to uninstall the Networking Controller > > but > > it wouldn't uninstall, even in safe mode. They then had me try to roll > > back > > the driver for this but that wouldn't work. They then told me to > > uninstall > > SP 1, go online and download the origional NVIDA Local Area Network driver > > and then reinstall SP 1 and install this driver if I had problems. I > > tried > > that but it didn't work either. Anyone have any ideas on how I can > > install > > SP 1 and still get online? Thanks! |
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