ethernet card problem?
929536
get a new card - many old ones aren't supported on XP - they are dirt cheap so just pick one up and all will be well.  I had to get a new one with XP.
789192
bad cable or network card
776995
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
981959
It is probably an AGP card, not a PCI.\n\nOr... You might try turning it over =)
229438
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!
743329
Each machine will nead to have a NIC (network interface card) installed. The cheapest and fastest way would be to buy four Cat 5e ethernet cables and network the machines together using a Hub, Router or Switch. If you have Windows XP, you're done. Windows XP will automatically configure the network for you. If you have an earlier version you'll have to go to Network Places and add a network, on each machine.\n\nGood luck and have fun.
283240
YOu don't give enough information about your system setup.\nFIrst of all, you don't need software, most likely, so dump it.\n\nIs your computer ethernet cable attached directly to the modem?  Or is there a router too?\n\nIf no router and just a modem and computer and ...\nIf the modem is lit up, showing data, then, you can try to reset the basic IP setting in the windows software.\n\nFirst step, power down the modem, and wait a minute or so. Then power it back on. Then follow the instructions below.\n\nGo to START, Run, and type in the word, COMMAND..  When at the black screen prompt, type in IPCONFIG  /RELEASE\nthere is a space between the first word and the forward slash\nThen type in IPCONFIG  /RENEW\nremember the space between the first word and the slash!\n\nAlso note that after each instruction, it might take a moment for the computer to resolve the command. \nOnce you are back at the prompt, Exit from the command line window. Now...\n\nSee if that works.  Try to connect to the internet. Does it work?  Yes?  NO?   Let me know.  Email me if you want with exact details and I will try to help.
730376
get another lan card.\n\nalthough i doubt it would work cause I've never tried it before but try having two lan connections to your hub and set different ip's for each connection.
790579
first try rebooting-if that does not work. try the device manager to make sure there is nothing wrong with the network card. if that looks ok. go to you network connections and make sure everything is set to DHCP-this will automatcially assign an ip. if that does not work you will have to assign an ip. also try assigning dns servers. all of these settings are found in network connections. if none of that works, call your isp and run through some troubleshooting with them. they may need to replace the modem. also make sure all of your connections are good
142703
Configure the network adapters on both the PCs in Half Duplex mode and verify if this resolves the issue. This can be done as follows: -\nStep 1: Go to Start> Control Panel > and select Network connections.\n\nStep 2: Right click on your network card (for 2000 and XP only)and select Properties.\n\nStep 3: Select the Configure button.\n\nStep 4: Under the Advanced tab you will see two boxes; Property and Value. \n\nNote: Depending on the type of Ethernet card you are using the headings in the Property box will be slightly different.\n\nStep 5: Select each heading in the Properties box until the Value box displays the speed of your Ethernet card (it will look like this: Auto-Negotiation, 10Mb Full, 100 MB Half, etc..). You want to select 10mb Full Duplex.\n\nStep 6: Keep clicking OK until you get to the desktop. Your computer may ask you to reboot depending on the version of Windows you are running.
993657
Well Rob , this is the most common problem with \nlinksys  , i have encountered a lot here in Dubai ,\nso lets see , does it have a same problem what i understand .\nok just do this ,  For Windows Xp Home / pro users\n1) My Computer ----Right Click\n2) Select Properties\n3) Select Hardwre Tab \n4) Select Device Manager\n5) Select Network Adapters\n6) Double ClickThe Network Card.\n7) Click Advanced.\n8) Select Media Type in the Property\n9) Select 10BaseT in the Value.\nThen Click Ok ..and start surfing Internet\nlemme know if it works ..bro\nEngineer
467531
Sounds like you have a bad NIC in your PC.  If the modem works with other computers, its probably OK.  Sounds like you tested cables well.  \nDo you have more than one device hooked up to the modem?  if so, certain models may require a router in between.  \nWe did even talk about your networking settings at all.  Enable DHCP in your modem.   Set PC to Dynamic IP.\nIf all doesnt work, purchase a new ethernet card for your PC, install it, and if it still doesnt work, take the ethernet card back to best buy for a refund.  Its all good baby.
230136
Check to be sure you have the correct drivers, that's the most likely cause. Just go to the manufacturer's website and they should have them. If that doesn't work, check to make sure that the network card is seated all the way in it's slot (if it is a card, and not on-board) and if *that* doesn't work it may be fried, and you'll need a new network card.
92299
How do you know that you aren't having issues with the PC that cannot see the Router?  The Drivers on your wireless card maybe cannot see the router.  Do you have broadcase enabled on the router?
254322
Ethernet is a type of connection avalilable only for wireless network cards. This type of connection is ususally very fast! You'll be able to chat with them, share files with them and vice versa! No problem!
927092
I don't understand how messing with the router destroyed your NIC card.  But, to reset the settings on your card, just go into Device Manager and uninstall your ethernet card and reboot.  If that doesn't work, use a paper clip and reset your router to factory defaults.
34138
You're talking about two different things here. Which do you need - drivers for an Actiontec DSL card, or an ethernet card?  For Actiontec hardware suppport, try here: http://www.actiontec.com/support/support_prod.html