"Local area connection. A network cable is unplugged"

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mike

"bmancinelli" <bmancinelli@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:371651E1-A9B9-49EE-9B9F-5D8C50EF30C5@microsoft.com...
> I have an HP zd8000 Notebook in a wireless network with a Lynksys Wireless
G
> Router with speedbooster. The internet is working fine. My HP 2710 All
In
> One worked earlier today, now I see the above message on the right hand
side
> of my taskbar and I am unable to print. All cables seem secure. Anyone
else
> encounter this and have a solution?

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windows.networking.wireless (More info?)

Yes, I am on a wireless network, and the unplugged message appears, but I no
longer have network issues following an on line session with my hardware
support site.
Thanks for your help guys.

Brian

"BAR" wrote:

> This message can be displayed when you have a wireless cvonnection and a
> standard ethernet NIC.
>
> If the NIC is not in use, of course a 'cable is unplugged'!
>
> As for printing...please explain what is the issue: what printer make /
> model and to whch PC is it connected?
>
> "bmancinelli" wrote:
>
> > I have an HP zd8000 Notebook in a wireless network with a Lynksys Wireless G
> > Router with speedbooster. The internet is working fine. My HP 2710 All In
> > One worked earlier today, now I see the above message on the right hand side
> > of my taskbar and I am unable to print. All cables seem secure. Anyone else
> > encounter this and have a solution?