My Lan connection will not work

Desktop computers do not usually have a wireless card installed. They will have a built-in LAN card that uses a LAN cable.
If you want to connect your computer using a wireless connection then you will need to install a wireless card in your computer and configure it to communicate with your wireless router.
Otherwise you can connect to your wireless router using a LAN cable.
Your wireless router may have built-in LAN ports and you can connect your computer to the wireless router using a network cable.

Hello John,
It seems that: 1. Your LAN controller and the WiFi controller could be disabled in your BIOS setup.To re-enable them, if applicable,

• Press the F1(or F2 ) key repeatedly after restarting the computer to enter the BIOS setup.
• Navigate through your BIOS and locate the settings for LAN conroller and wireless, and select Enabled to enable them.

2. You may not have the appropriate drivers installed on your laptop for your network controllers. Upon further investigation, your laptop runs on the following network hardware:

• ActionTec IEEE 802.11b network card installed in Mini PCI expansion slot
• Broadcom BCM94306 IEEE802.11g network card installed in Mini PCI expansion slot
• Broadcom BCM94300 IEEE802.11a/g network card installed in Mini PCI expansion slot

Download and install your drivers for the hardware above from: Wireless Drivers(Broadcom BCM94306) from http://www.soft32.com/download_175098.html Broadcom BCM94306 10/100Mbps LAN drivers from http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/downloaddrivers.php
Hope this solution helps.Good day.

Reinstall the Driver for wired/wireless connection. Click on the links below to obtain the drivers that you need.

For Win XP Operating System Wired connection Click here.

For wireless connection drivers click on the links appropriately.

Broadcom Wireless LAN Driver
For Windows Vista (32-bit) click here.
For Windows XP click here.

Intel Wireless LAN Driver
For Win XP Operating System click here.


For any other drivers you need for your N100 Machine click here for the list.

Should you have any other questions just please leave a comment.

Cheers~

1. Connect your router via LAN.
2. On your internet type in 192.168.1.1
3. Type 1234 on the password screen.
4. Go on the Wireless LAN tab
5. Un-check the option for Hide SSID

Then you have reinstall *********** boards drivers from its cd.

HI,

Here is the list of the driver ;

LAN
Broadcom BCM57xx Gigabit Driver for MS Windows XP/2003 (Ver. 8.39.1)
Broadcom BCM57xx Gigabit Driver for MS Windows 2000 (Ver. 7.80.0.0)
Broadcom BCM57xx Gigabit Driver for Linux
Broadcom BCM57xx Gigabit Driver for Netware
Broadcom Advanced Control Suite 6.04 (for MS Windows)

Audio Driver
Onboard Sound Driver for all MS Windows Versions

Hope this helps.

If youi have problem downloading it let me know, ill send it through your email.

Not sure if I understand properly but your router should have a WAN port or an "Internet" port

your modem should be connected to it and your PC should be on any of the LAN port

Hi there,
You will find you LAN (BroadcomLAN driver 4.28) or (Broadcom Giga LAN driver 8.27.1) storage (Intel chip set driver) and Wireless (Broadcomm 802.11b+g wireless) or (Intel 802,11b+g Wireless LAN driver 9.0.1.9)  ->drivers from here:

Plz let me know how you go


regards /Teis

The 2 wire Home Portal 100w is a Modem/Router combination with wireless. But it has only one LAN port. So I understand that you are trying to use a DAX router for extending the number or ports. The reason they may not communicate if 2wire LAN is connected to DAX WAN is both may have same IP address. If the router has similar IP on WAN and LAN, it will not communicate. For that changing DAX router's LAN IP will be a solution or you can do LAN to LAN cascading. Connect 2Wire LAN to DAX LAN and dont use the WAN port. This way you dont have to change anything in the configuration

You can get this driver, and any others, form the Acer site:
http://us.acer.com/
Follow the "notebooks" link.