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Reinstalled WinXPsp2 and cannot connect to internet
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agentcaviar
, Aug 26 2008 03:09 PM
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Posted 26 August 2008 - 03:33 PM
Greetings Agentcaviar
You obviously are missing the Eithernet or Wireless Network interface Card (NIC), What you have there is the Firewire/Camera net connections. (For hooking up devices like cameras)
I am betting you have lots of yellow ! (exclaimation points) in device manager.
If correct you have a Dell Latitude D400 laptop. Go to www.Dell.com and get the Wireless and/or Ethernet Drivers appropriate for Gear you have in your laptop.
Or use the disks provided by Dell (usually several application and drivers disks were included) to reload your laptop.
You are going to have to either know or figure out if you have a Broadcom or Intel based Eithernet or Wireless. You probly can figure out which if you plug in your express service tag number on this link. http://support.dell....o...nki=0&s=gen
Good luck
Kaz
In my network connections i have -1394 connected 1394 Net adapter-. In my device manager under network adapters i have -1394 Net Adapter
You obviously are missing the Eithernet or Wireless Network interface Card (NIC), What you have there is the Firewire/Camera net connections. (For hooking up devices like cameras)
I am betting you have lots of yellow ! (exclaimation points) in device manager.
If correct you have a Dell Latitude D400 laptop. Go to www.Dell.com and get the Wireless and/or Ethernet Drivers appropriate for Gear you have in your laptop.
Or use the disks provided by Dell (usually several application and drivers disks were included) to reload your laptop.
You are going to have to either know or figure out if you have a Broadcom or Intel based Eithernet or Wireless. You probly can figure out which if you plug in your express service tag number on this link. http://support.dell....o...nki=0&s=gen
Good luck
Kaz
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