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cazno

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heh I would but I have a laptop and not sure if it is so smart to open it =)
 

Overdriven

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Right click 'My Computer'
Properties
Hardware
Device Manager
Network Adapters

o_o
 

cazno

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well it's not there, I got my wireless networkcard listed there and the 1394 Netadapter..

but not the one I need to connect errr with a cable=)
 

Overdriven

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Control Panel
Add Hardware
Press next.
"Yes I have..."
Next
It'll find it, if it's connected :)
 

razeredge

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if its a dell laptop, there's probably only going to be one network card available for that model, just search on the dell website for the network card driver for the model you have (should be on the plastic above the keyboard)
 

Mojo

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heh I would but I have a laptop and not sure if it is so smart to open it =)

Go to the laptop vendors website enter the serial number, bar code or service tag number (which the website should tell you where to locate although it's typically under the lappy) Once entered the website should return a full detailed list of the spec including all hardware components.

Ta da

BTW, Network cards are typically so generic windows should find it and install driver automatically if you have un installed it, check device manager to check its not disabled. Generic drivers work fine, they just lack some of the features home users prolly wont use anyway.
 

cazno

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Okey, I have it installed now but now im back where I kind of started


Shot at 2007-07-25

this x over the network card-.- what is causing it?

I can't connect to the internet (I can connect to wireless)
 

Mojo

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this x over the network card-.- what is causing it?

Either because it is disabled (which it isn't in your case because you only have a disable option, not enable) Or because it isn't installed correctly/incomplete drivers maybe I saw this the other day on an XP machine in work with same network card, a reboot sorted it out in my case. Try a restart first then try removing the device and letting windows pick it up/install drivers or update the driver.
 

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