Using G630 but get "network cable unplugged"... (by 2 users)
I have the DLink G630 C2 with latest drivers installed on Windows 2000. It used to work then all of a sudden it stopped working upon starting the computer and would just place a computer icon in the tray with a red X through it and when you hold the mouse over the icon it says "network cable unplugged". I've uninstalled the Dlink and all software and tried reinstalling it, no luck.
My ethernet card (Kingston) works fine and both the Dlink and the Kingston used to work at the same time when each was in its respective slot. I've tried uninstalling the Kingston then reinstalling the DLink and software but no luck. I have tried switching slots, no luck.
Any help would be appreciate. I'm relatively new at this so please keep it simple! :-)
Comment by ozinwichita, posted on Dec 16, 2006
Now I know that "network cable unplugged" does not seem to logically refer to a wirelss adapter, but however it does. Hence why I am as are others baffled by this problem.
Thanks.
1 Other User Has The Same Problem
Comment by cartoonist, posted on Nov 15, 2007
I HAVE AN AMILO LI 1718 OPERATING WIN VISTA. I CONNECTED IT TO A BT HOME HUB IN WIRELESS MODE AND IT WORKED FINE FOR A COUPLE OF DAYS THEN ON TRYING TO CONNECT I RECEIVED THE "YOUR PCI WIRELESS ADAPTER IS UNPLUGGED OR HAS BEEN SAFELY REMOVED". ANY SUGGESTIONS ?
Wizif windows was refering to your D-link wireless connection(It's wireless)
The cable unplugged should be refering to your Wired Ethernet card, so there must be no cable connected at one or other end.
You don't mention anything about what the wireless card is trying to connect to(eg Wireless modem/router or another wireless PC).
Maybe your pc is getting confused as to whether you wish to connect wirelessly or wired, as it can only work through one IP Address at a time.
i could be wrong, but you probably thought that they were working but only one was, you really need to explain why you are using both wired and wireless and what is connected to what,
Please reply and hopefully it'll get sorted
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I don't know, I'm starting to wonder if it's a hardware problem...
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