Missing network hardware - network adapter

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"What should I do? I'm not a technical person ...please help."
Try reading, it's the first step in becoming a technical person.
This article describes how to use Device Manager to manage devices in
the Windows® XP operating system.
'How to Manage Devices with Device Manager' (http://tinyurl.com/acl9u)

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Treeman

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This is where the network cable goes in I take it....the light does go on but
it's not flashing like it does on other machines.

"Yves Leclerc" wrote:

> First thing to do is to check the back of your PC, or laptop, and see if you
> can visiually locate the network adapter. This is normal a jack that look
> like a phone jack, but needs more that 4 wires (8 exactly.) Once you find
> it, check to see if there is any indicators (LED lights) are on. If there
> are no lights, then your network adapter is "dead".
>
>
> "p" <p@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:50AFDD62-E2A3-4154-A5A2-1CC7DAAD3D4E@microsoft.com...
> > Hi, I can no longer access the internet and I get the message 'missing
> > network hardware' and I have no network adapter mentioned in my device
> > manager.
> >
> > What should I do? I'm not a technical person ...please help
>
>
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