i have windows xp and i dont know if i have an EATHERNET CARD? HELP ME?
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If you have a new computer it should have an ethernet card. Look for some thing like a telephone jack(slightly bigger than regular telephone jack. It should be behind your computer
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Type TRACERT address  at the DOS prompt.  I have XP here and it works fine.\n\nPS- Anybody that might run TRACERT needs to have a shortcut on the desktop to CMD.
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Free BSD will most likely recognize your network card driver on its own.  If it didn't you would need to manually config the driver- using the command line- which it sounds like isn't something you are used to doing, based on the question.\n\nIdentify which network card version, manufacturer that you have and then go to the FreeBSD.org website and look at the list of compatible network cards.  \n\nIf it is not supported I suggest you spend $10 for one that is!\n\nHope this helps, Vote for me please!
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sounds like the correct drivers aren't loaded. go to www.driverguide.com, join em it's free. they'll have the driver presuming you kn ow what sort of card you had put in.
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The card probably just needs drivers that aren't included with XP.  Just run the CD which came with the card, or download the driver installation files from the manufacturer and run that...
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You did not say what OS you were using. \nIf you are  using windows 2000, XP your should be able to\n\n1. open the windows task manager (ctl-alt-del)\n2. select task manager\n3. under the performance tab, system cache is listed under pkysical memeory.
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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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pop in your xp disc  when the screen comes up choose r then type in chkdsk /r it should fix it  or start unplugging your cards one at a time to see if one of them is bad
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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 getting illegal operation errors, I'm assuming you have Windows 98SE, as this is a common occurance with IE and 98.\n\nIf you actually have XP, then I suggest doing an online virus check at one of the sites I've listed below.  Both are great virus and spyware programs as I have both, one on my home PC and the other on my Notebook.\nSecondly, make sure you have all your microsoft updates too.  These are very important. \n- I hope this works.  Good luck.
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Check your drivers. Download the latest ones
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what kind of software you have windows ?\nyou could look in start> control panel> system> there you will find i think what you need.
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Try doing a clean install, instead of an upgrade, preferably on an empty partition. I don't think its got anything to do with your network card. However, if is not too much of a hassle, try doing the installation without the card on.
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If you're a Windows user (XP preferably), go to Windows Update.  It should be able to detect your ethernet port and provide a recent driver.
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I would go to the website for your computer and get an updated video driver for it.   If your computer is "home-made"  then go to the manufacturer of the card and get it's update.  \n\nSometimes when you install things after the fact, they corrupt valid DLL's \n\nGood Luck\n\nADDITION:\nIf your computer is constantly shutting down.. when your computer is at bootup. (Before the XP screen) press the F8 key and it will take you to a menu.  goto safe mode with networking.  \nI would uninstall the video card and restart windows. (Right click on my computer, goto properties.  Goto hardware tab and device manager.  click the + sign beside display adaptor.  Right click the display adaptors there and uninstall.  If you have more then 1 shown, delete them all. ONLY Device adaptors)  Close device manager and restart.)  It will look for new drivers when it comes back and hope it will resolve all of your issues.
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what OS (operating system) are you using what type of internet connection and what firewall
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There are too many unidentified variables in this situation that makes giving advice difficult, therefore I am refering you to someone who you can provide you with real time communicative assistance.\n\nI Hope you Have MS XP Pro OS system platform, as it will help immensely in their ability to help you.\n\nContact your ISP by phone and ask to speak to tech support. tell them your situation, and offer to have them connect to your system remotely as a user. You will need to change the security setting in XP to allow them to do this, so follow their instructions. Make sure you set them back once it is over so hackers can't take control of your system.\n\nIf this doesn't work, do the same thing with the tech support people employed by the operators of the FTP servers.\n\nIf it is still not fixed by this time, do the same thing again after contacting the tech support people at the place where you purchased the computer.\n\nIf it is still not fixed, the retailer you spoke to last should offer to refund or replace the hardware of the computer you purchased.\n\nGood luck.