Icon In Task Bar Not Showing / Network Cable Is Unplugged
Jan 4, 2005
New to the forum and also Win XP Home only had new system since Christmas was on Win ME before, I have an icon of 2 small monitors with a red cross in my taskbar the message when I run mouse over is 'Local Area Connection' a network cable is unplugged.
i gotta problem "local area 2 connection a network cable is unplugged" ive looked in the forums but they mostly apply 2 wireless, laptop, connecting to other computers (gr8 its saying it again ) yea my computer is a stand alone am using a BT voyager 105 adsl modem, windows XP SP2, AOL is my ISP talked 2 them but really no help after doing wut they say so if any 1 has any solutions then that wud be a gr8 help thanks ps plz tell me in simple words.
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