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desktop acting odd on networking connection?
here's the pattern... what do you think is going on
1...all of a sudden started losing connection with "connection unplugged" error message in the taskbar. linksys lne100tx
2... performed a "go back" which is a computer restore program on steroids. i restored to a safe point and my connection was fine.
3...this happened about 3x and each about 3 or 4 days apart. i did a "go back" each time and everything was fine.
4...network connection finally gave out - "go back" did not solve the problem.
5...i switched connection to the onboard intel connection and everything worked again. connection fine at 47mbs.
6...STILL i got the same error unplug message in the taskbar even though i was connected.
as i type right now, the error message has popped up twice in the taskbar. once before, after switching to the onboard networking card, the error message kind of,,,"blinked" ??
so, to sum up..maybe it was the linksys, but i still get the same error message even with the working onboard intel networking connection
anybody have an idea what's going on?
windows xp 3
linksys lne100tx
this has never happened before desktop is close to 10yrs old but works great otherwise
everything in the household is working fine, hardwire, wifi everything. only my desktop was having issues. router, therefore, is fine
1 Answer
- ?Lv 56 years ago
Go further toward the source....the connection, the cable, the router, the isp.
Seems like you troubleshooted everything on the desktop so it's either a true bios error or you need to follow the ethernet yellow brick road and start by testing the cable, the router ports, router settings, or call the isp.
Did you plug another computer into that router port?
Or if all else fails, did you turn it off and on again?