Dell Ethernet Card Network Adapter "nic recognized" Questions

...NIC. Powered up, now the ethernet connection is only recognized when it is plugged into the Linksys card. The integrated PRO/100 won't recognize the connection at all. If anyone can help I would ...

...My computer is just not recognizing the adapter in the device manager. See if you can ping your NIC. Start -> Run Type in cmd In the command box type: ping 127.0.0.1 If these pings fail try ...

...fine in your computer. It does not need to be from Dell. no problems, just disable the on board NIC in BIOS, then put a new nic in the PCI slot of the dell machine, install the driver, and youre ...

...not showing up, how can i fix that? broadcom 802.1g If none of your connections are showing up your NIC might not be working. Trying shutting down your computer, unplugging it, and holding down the ...

...nic is properly recognized. If not you might need to install drivers for the card. mycomputer - control panel mycomputer - view system information - hardware - device manager Also, sign onto your ...

dwl-g650 wirless card I've had a dwl-g650 wireless in my compaq notebook for the last couple of years, Worked great. I just put xp pro on my notebook and had to download the driver for it. I installed

...page with software and drivers for your laptop's chipset -- including the network interface card (NIC). I hope this helps. If it does, please rate the solution offered. My goal is always FixYa or ...

...set-up program and reinstalled but it still won't work. try inserting the adapter in a different NIC slot. I suggest install the software first before you install the hardware. How? make sure that ...

...detect the new card and allow you to install the drivers for it. If it still doesn't detect the new NIC card, try powering off the machine. Open the case, and make sure the card is properly seated ...

NIC in device manager?) or is it being recognized by Windows but just cannot connect to the wireless router? If the latter, check your wireless configuration (SSID, WPA key, etc). Since you have WinXP