How do i re-install my Ethernet Controller to make my Computer load.I accidently deleted the program.I don,t h
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- Goto MyCompter.\n- Right mouse button click.\n- Choose Device Drivers\n- Find your Ethernet controller card.\n- If it is not listed there then install the driver which is accompanied with your ethernet card(either CD/floppy).\n- Or find is there any backup available in your hard disk.\n- Or goto the ethernet card home page and download the driver for the model number.\n- Click setup.exe\n- Follow the instructions.\n- all the best.\n--------------------
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Just wipe out the network connection and set the network connection all over again. It should erase everything associated with your workgroup and let you recreate it.
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you may need to install the driver for the Ethernet port on your computer to work. is your Ethernet connector onboard with your motherboard? if so, contact your manufacturer of your motherboard  to get a driver, or ask them who makes the chipset on the board (mostly nvidia or ATI) \n\nif your Ethernet connector is separate or in a computer port (towards the bottom of the computer box) then the default Microsoft driver may work. \n\nOpen the control panel, then go to add new hardware. Have the computer search for recently installed hardware (trust me). It should pick up the device and ask you to install the driver that Windows has for it.\n\nor if you have a disc for that part, better yet..insert the disc and run the setup. It should then install the proper drives for you.\n\nThis Nvidia link may be of help:
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Sushil is right. But I suggest doing an ipconfig /release THEN ipconfig /renew. Its more thorough. Also check your "hosts" file. It does not have a file extention, the file is simply called hosts. It should be located at C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;drivers&#92;etc.\n\nCheck and see if anything has been added. The only thing that really should be there should look something like this:\n\n\n127.0.0.1       localhost\n\nIf there is something else there, it might be a problem. If you need further assistance you can contact me and I'll try to help you further.
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If you are connected to a cable modem, run the ethernet cable to the router, turn it on, insert the install disk and follow the instructions.
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Just download it and install it again into the right folder.\n\ndownload it here:\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe
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ur not using the internt by ethernet? & will not be  \nright hit on my computer icon . hit on properties. hit on hardware. tab . hit on device manager tab \n then in device manager ur see  in green  >>network adapters  \n hit on the + next to that  . then right hit on   ur ethernet card hit on  .  disable  then close off ur device manage now if you was using ur ethernet for internet Access  then go back to that ethernet card right hit on it hit on enable\n\ndo not remove that drive card just disable it never remove anything from device manager
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wow...have you installed new drivers?  new hardware?\n\ndid you check the system - hardware under control panel?  is the port ok or is it x'ed out?  unknown hardware?\n\nif all the above is ok, I would delete the device and reboot and see if it reinstalls ok...
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Hi. It sounds like your network card or modem card may be at fault. Can you try removing it and replacing it. If not, go to your control panel, system, hardware manager and uninstall the device in software. Reboot and see if that works. Good luck.
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you probaly need to remove and reinstall all your network components, like tcp/ip, adapters, etc. then if you still get it try going here you might find it there, they have a lot of fixes\nhttp://aumha.org/win4/kbefe.php\n\nand you might find it here\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/search/default.aspx?query=fatal+exception+occurred+in+0028%3A0000000009+in+VxD---+called+from+0028%3Ac001c30c+in+VxD+NDIS%2801%29%2B00004620&catalog=LCID%3D1033&pwt=false&title=false&kt=PHRASE&mdt=0&comm=1&ast=1&ast=2&ast=3&mode=a&spid=1139&x=14&y=6\nyou just have to keep searching, or reinstall windows 98se, if it is a windows problem, that should straighten it out if all else fail, you can just install it over the one you have, you won't lose anything. You really should upgrade to at least ME, or XP, cause there are a lot of things that are weird to 98 anymore
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just reinstall on top of the existing one..\nthen try with diff proxy options.. \nno proxy, proxy option if you know the proxy server etc.
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Unplug Your router from the power source leaving both your PC and Xbox connected, then plug the routers power supply back in.  This should work for you as I had the same problem at first and my Computer guy clued me in to this.  As an aside my son is on Xbox live playing halo as I type this so it MUST work!  Good luck.
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Do this: Start-Control Panel-if not in classic view, change to classic view, then double click on System. In System, click on the Hardware Tab, then click on the Device Manager button. A window will pop up, this is your Device Manager. Now, you should have a list of Hardware which is installed on your System. Browse down the list and look for Network Adapters. Click on the "+" sign to open and read the entries there. If there is no listing for Network Adapters, which there should be as you should have an Ethernet Adapter as the very least, then you do not have any adapters installed. That would be a rare case indeed. Now, the Ethernet Adapter will have either a 10/100 or 10/1000 desription, depending on how new the computer is and if you paid for an upgrade in the Ethernet Adapter. Look for a listing which is not designated as 10/100 or 1000, double click to open Properties and read the desription. You may also have your FireWire listed there, even though it is not really a Network Adaper. FireWire will also be listed in your Network Connections too, why I am not sure, but that is how Windows handles FireWire right now. So, FireWire is 1934 IEE, which is not a Network Adapter. \n\nThe above is the best way to see what you have installed on your sytem. This will also tell you if it is working correctly. When you open Properties, down in the first Tab is a small area which will tell you either "This device is working properly", or "This device is not working". \n\nOnce you know what you have installed you can move forward with using it for Networking. \n\nGood luck and have a great day!
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I recommend you to download and run Software Information for Windows Tool from the following link :\n\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/SIW.shtml\n\nOr\n\nhttp://www.download.com/SIW/3000-2086_4-10569778.html\n\nThis is easy to use.  \n\nAs you said that it is an Integrated VIA Ethernet controller you can download the drivers from the following URL. Refer the chipset model from this site :\n\nhttp://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2&OSID=1&CatID=1190
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if you goto your "my computer" and go to program files...it the program should still be there.  Open the file and look for the setup and reinstall.\n\ncheers \nmg
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www.soft32.com/download_76407.html   try this one m8,i tried your link i think its down
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First order of business is to install a 2nd network card (assuming that your old computer only has one). The next step is to install something like Smoothwall, Monowall, or IPCop. I've used Smoothwall extensively. It is easy to install and very easy to configure. There is copious documentation and step-by-step guides for the whole installation and setup process. In my experience, you can't go wrong with any of these three options.