i just reinstalled windows xp home edition and now my local area connection is gone so i cant get on internet. how do i install the network adapters to get a connection? i cant seem to find the driver i need to install in the windows folder (where?)
View 2 RepliesI have tired to get rid of this bridge connection that is on my local area connection. I try to remove it with the bridge connection area and all it says is "To create a Network Bridge, you must select at least two LAN or High-Speed Internet connections that are not being used by Internet Connection Sharing." I have AT&T hig speed internet and tired talking to them and they said it was on my end, plus I spend two hours on the phone to someone who doesn't know much english and not alot about computers. So can someone please help me. The only way I can connect to the internet is through the my D-Link router which sucks
View 4 Replies View Relatedi havn't (Local Area Connection ) in network connection in my computer why ?
what I must to do to make (Local Area Connection)?
my laptop. When i go to start > network connections i only see wireless instead of Local Area connection i would love this site if it got my local area connection to work
View 14 Replies View RelatedI am have a Marvell Yukon 88E8001/8003/8010 PCI Gigabit Ethernet Controller as you can see with new driver.My local area connection is REALLY slow and im the only one on my home network experiencing this problem. I installed all new drivers and even tried reinstalling windows...but...nuthing.
View 14 Replies View RelatedMy computer crashed. I bought a new Western Digital Caviar SE 160 GB hard drive. I installed my Microsoft Windows Home Edition 2002 cd onto the new drive but I cannot get a "local area connection" to install. When I "add a new connection" it installs a LAN 1384 connection. I tried looking on the cd to install it but could find nothing. How can I get the LAC installed from the cd or from a website that I can download from work onto my jumpdrive?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am using broadband and it is working good but in a tray there is a one message Local area connection limited or no conectivity so what is the problem.even there is a repair opetion and I tried it but no changes.using xp-2
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have Windows XP on my computer. On the control panel when I click Network Connections/Local Area Connection I see that my Local Area Connection is disabled. When would I click Enable and when would I click disable as to my Local Area connection?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI dunno why, but i believe it appeared after i installed SP2! but i'm not
certain and i was wondering if i could get help before i consider
un-installing SP2.hen i have my mouse of the little icon on the bottom right hand corner with an exclamaition mark infront it says the following:Local Area Connection 2Speed: 2.2 MpbsStatus: Limited or no connectivityI have broadband and i am currently with AOL, i hope this helped. >_<
Dell Dimensions 4600 Windows XP SP1a. No local area connection because no IP address/cannot renew IP address. No network adapter. Running thru ethernet directly to modem with D-Link router hook up for wireless computer. Have internet access on wireless, but not on desktop.
View 14 Replies View RelatedI did everything updated things cleaned out files cleaned out cookies did virus scans which all came back with no threats still getting that pop-up for local area connection unplugged made sure all cables were in tight what can I do to stop this from booting me out every time it pops up? I have WinXP SP2
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am to trying connect my daughters pc to the internet.A friend has built it from various pcs and it was working fine at his house.Surfing and downloading programs fine.When i brought it home and took out my LAN cable from my pc and connected it to her pc a Local Area Connection error shows.2 little pcs in the task bar area next to the clock with a yellow warning triangle saying Limited or No Connection.Told my friend who asked me to Start/Run/CMD then IPCONFIG /RENEW.This then is displayed. Error Ocurred While Renewing Local Area Connection Unable To Contact Your DHCP Server.Request Has Timed Out.I have no idea what this is as i am a newbie where the workings are concerned and friend has went away on holiday.
I have have a (new),icon/shortcut added to my Network Connections folder.
This has never been there,and I'm seeking some support/help/info about thisWhere to start??I'm running Win Xp home Sp2,1400Athlon,SB Audigy,ATI 9550,everything is up to date,software wise,my comp is about 6 years old....I'm having no problems with it's operation.Havent installed any new hardware,in years I'll also add...I have not just made any MS updates,so I know that didn't have any thing to do with the changes...It's been a couple of months I'm behind on updates I'm using a dial up modem (nothing else avail for my area).
I've reformatted my computer and my local area connection symbol is missing
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have been referred to MSN as a source of help for this problem. Although I am an AOL subscriber, I access MSN Messenger, and the MSN Gaming Zone daily. My PC uses Windows XP, and for the past few days I have have been booted from both MSN areas, after a short time of usage. Then I am also booted from AOL. Upon sign on, a warning comes up saying that I have limited or no connectivity to my local area connection. I was told by AOL NOT to disable this, as it may also disable my connection to AOL.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI recently re-installed XP in my old notebook. Although the connections work as ever, including normal internet connection, the Local Area Connection icon in the System Tray now has the "warning" symbol with exclamation point. I can find nothing wrong with the connection behavior, but I'd rather not have the "warning" showing. What can I check or do in order to get rid of it?
View 11 Replies View RelatedBasic Specs. Dell 4400 computer, Com21 cable modem connection. Location- At my home, one computer, one connection Why is it that i can no longer bring up any web page until after i perform the "repair" function to my local area connection??? When i do the repair function i get a message that the repair was not completed due to a problem repairing the "ARP Cache". But even though the message says it was not able to fix the ARP Cache, i am able to connect and bring up a web page. the exact wording is: "Windows could not finish repairing the problem because the following action cannot be completed. Clearing the ARP Cache"
I am not entirely sure if the ARP Cache is the problem or just a result of some other root cause. This problem occurs just after a reboot or if the the computer has been sitting idle for an hour or so. After a reboot, my local area connection says it is connected, and even shows traffic, both directions at a speed of 10 mbps for a short periods of time, then the traffic seems to stop. It's like something is loading up right near the end of the boot process that is stopping the communication. I have run 3 different virus scanners, spybot, adaware, cwshredder, tweaknow regcleaner, all with no results as far as finding viruses, malware or any other devious problems. i have also performed a "netsh int ip reset" function, as well as system registry "winsock" deletion and re-installation procedure, both, per Microsoft's instructions. Both netted me zero help, still have the same problem. I have even deleted and reinstalled my i/o card driver, to no avail. I have also used the restore function for windows settings, restoring to a point back in November, when all was well. No help there either. I have gone to "windows task manager" and looked at all the running tasks and found no tasks that do not belong. I have un-installed certain programs that auto load during the boot process that i thought could be causing the problem, such as adaware se plus, my virus scanner, spybot search and destroy.
I just reinstalled XP on my laptop and I tried to connect to the internet with a cable modem and when i looked the local area connection wasnt there. I dodnt have any connection and i am using a router. I tried the Connection Wizard and tried to make a new home/small office connection but that didnt work eather.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI went out to go grocery shopping earlier today and when I came home my computer disconnected from AIM and said this:Generic Host Processes for Win32 Services encountered a problem and needed to close. Under more details it said : szappname : svchost.exe szappver 0.0.0.0 szmodname : unknown szmodver 0.0.0.0 offset 00000000Technical information says : svchost.exe.mdmp appcompat.txt
When I execute the ipconfig /all command it doesnt list anything and Local Area Connection is missing from my network connections. What happened and more importantly how do I fix this. I tried restoring my computer to several different dates within the last half week and I still get the same problem when restoring to all those dates.
need some advice on how to get my local area connection work. I have a HP Compaq Presario 2100 laptop, model # 2104US. I am currently experienced some problem with my laptop (suspected some virus). Any way, I think I got rid of it and reinstalled all of my software and hard drive back. The weird thing is I got wireless network connection going but the only thing I couldn't get it works is the Local Area Connection. I got this message " A net work cable is unplugged". I am a computer Illiterate so I have no idea how to make it works. I couldnt remember how I get connected before when I first got my labtop, but one thing I was sure that I have no problem of getting connection in school or other public places that I've been before I reinstall my labtop.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI Issue is i did a diagnostic start up after having a issue with my cpu to get it back ... but it caused my local area connection and network to be completly missing and my windows wont recognize it on start u. i'm a college student and i really need to know how to fix it.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have WinXP SP2, this problem has been ongoing for a week now... I keep getting a pop-up in the icon tray stating that a Local Area Connection is Unplugged, after that pops up... I get booted out of anything I am in. I have tried almost everything I know to solve this problem to no avail. I have recently installed a webcam... this started happening afte r I installed it but I was told that the webcam shouldnt be the problem.
View 13 Replies View RelatedI have a few icons in my systray that I'd like to stop loading
1. A double monitor icon with a big red cross, that when hovered over displays '' Local area connection, a network cable is unplugged ''
2. Volume button.
3. Safely remove hardware button.
My internet connection is working fine. I have the checkbox for don't display whether connection is connected or having problems. But something weird is going on. After I come back to the computer after a while, there are multiple local area connection icons in the systray indicating that there is a cable unplugged. But my internet is working and I can't find any other local connections in network places. The other weird thing happening with those little icons in the systray is that when I try to hover over them with the mouse to right click on them to see where they are coming from, they vanish as soon as I hover over them. There will be a row from 2 - 6 of them, they al vanish as I hover across the lot of them.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm sure this is an old issue for some but it's new to me because I downloaded Service Pact 2 this weekend. I'm now noticing that sometimes when my computer comes out of stand by the local area connection symbol is disabled and I can't get it to enable. I've even gone into My Computer/ Network Connections/ Local Area Connection Properties window and tried to enable it but that won't work. I also tried to troubleshoot it, but that hung up, not even ctrl alt delete would shut it down so I pulled the plug. Can anyone tell me what's going on? I don't think it's a coincidence that it started after I got SP 2. I'm tempted to try and unistall it, but I've already seen some posts on the forum about possible negative consequences.
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View 2 Replies View RelatedOn a friend's computer, they have broadband with Comcast. It seems that once every few hours (maybe after every restart? Not sure really...) they can't connect to the internet. I've found that going into Network connections, and clicking "Create a New Connection" on the left-hand menu and going through setting up a broadband connection manually seems to fix it- for a while.
View 1 Replies View Relatedvideo card on my laptop messed up somehow, i can see a exclamation mark on the device manager in the display drivers tab... now im searching to update my driver but cant find any sources that would suit xp windows now everything is very laggy cuz it shows im not using any video card or something like that anyway?
View 11 Replies View Relatedno adapters bound to TCP/IP are enabled for DHCP...unable to contact IP driver - error code 2...Remote Access Connection Manager Error 5 Access denied...Basically, this computer's local network connection is sending but not receiving packets.
View 6 Replies View RelatedUsing XP home edition, I'm trying to tweak my Chrome browser so I went looking for the installation folder. The properties dialogue in the shortcut tells me it's in "C:Documents and SettingsOwnerLocal SettingsApplication DataGoogleChromeApplicationchrome.exe". The problem is that I cannot find this folder. When I go to my D&S folder and open my "Owner" folder, there is no "Local Settings" folder. I have my system set up to show all folders, including hidden and system folders, so I know that isn't the problem.
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