Bsnl broad band internet is not connested in dual boot win7&linux
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hello, i installed windows 7 first to my system then i installed Ubuntu 10.10 with either G parted or disk partition method.
during the first time the inter net connected in windows 7 after then the inter net is not connected in windows 7 only. in Linux only the inter net is connecting. give me the solution to connect inter net in both windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10.
i am using bsnl broad band for inter net.
and also i don't know how to change the display size. because my Ubuntu 10.10 display size is zoomed i don't know how to reduce it, please tell me the procedure to reduce it.[/b][/b]
during the first time the inter net connected in windows 7 after then the inter net is not connected in windows 7 only. in Linux only the inter net is connecting. give me the solution to connect inter net in both windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10.
i am using bsnl broad band for inter net.
and also i don't know how to change the display size. because my Ubuntu 10.10 display size is zoomed i don't know how to reduce it, please tell me the procedure to reduce it.[/b][/b]
Sounds like some of your hardware hasn't been fully detected or configured by ubuntu properly.
Your discription is somewhat hard for me to follow, just so I understand. You've installed win 7 and had network access. After that you installed Ubuntu 10.10 and now you have network access in win7 but not ubuntu... right?
Your discription is somewhat hard for me to follow, just so I understand. You've installed win 7 and had network access. After that you installed Ubuntu 10.10 and now you have network access in win7 but not ubuntu... right?
Ahhh.. Does win7 report any errors? Is the network adapter still present in device manager, and does it report any problems with the hardware in device manager?
Win 7's network troubleshooter does a pretty good job of finding / fixing problems as well. I think you can run it from the help menu after clicking on the start menu.
Win 7's network troubleshooter does a pretty good job of finding / fixing problems as well. I think you can run it from the help menu after clicking on the start menu.
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