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darryllee9   08-06-2009 at 03:51:04 AM

I have a windows xp emachines w3400 with a realtek rtl8139/810x ethernet card. Running on a home network.

All other cpu's connect to the net and network without problem.

I have lost connection with this cpu.

I have tried connecting the cpu directly to the modem also tried a different cable (didnt work)
I have tried using winsockxpfix program (didnt work)
I have reformated the factory software with reformat of the hard drive (didnt work)
The device manager says the ethernet card is working properly

The connecting says "LIMITED OR NO CONNECTIVITY" when i try to "repair" it i get " The following action cannot be completed: Renewing your IP address. And again i have no connectivity.

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saint19   08-06-2009 at 09:54:51 PM

Look if you pc has a hinge IP, maybe this is the problem.

The second step is that in cmd write ping 127.0.0.1, maybe you have a response, but if isn't your network port is dead.

Try with another network card... if this works, your network port is ded

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darryllee9   08-07-2009 at 01:07:55 AM

Your right. My port was dead. Got a new one for 11 bucks.... sucks i reformated my drive to find that out, but oh well at least its working.

Thanks!

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saint19   08-08-2009 at 11:49:24 PM

darryllee9 wrote :

Your right. My port was dead. Got a new one for 11 bucks.... sucks i reformated my drive to find that out, but oh well at least its working.

Thanks!



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OK, always that you have a problem like this, start for the hadware...

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cheap_kaspersky   08-10-2009 at 07:15:19 AM

Call your Internet Service Provider to reset their server. Most often this kind of problem is because their server hang. I experience this a few times

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saint19   08-22-2009 at 10:59:44 PM

cheap_kaspersky wrote :

Call your Internet Service Provider to reset their server. Most often this kind of problem is because their server hang. I experience this a few times

 

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What? call to the ISP for restar the server?...isn't a good option, if they restart the server all users that connect to internet for this server lost the connection until the server start again...and maybe the problem don't solve with this....how i said...isn't the best option.


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cheap_kaspersky   08-23-2009 at 04:08:06 AM

Not really!! i use to ask them few times about this and the connection will be up again within few minutes later.

However if your problem solved then that is not the problem :D cheers

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