20 Most Recent Dell Ethernet Card Network Adapter - Page 5 Questions & Answers

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Your drivers are available at http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=122

click on support documents, then drivers. they are there.

Please let me know if you require further assistance or if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Ekse

Update the drivers on it and restart the computer.

check the device manager if the drivers are all installed

click on start > right click my computer > properties > hardware tab > click device manager> check if you have network adapters from the list if you dont download the drivers here please or just to make sure go to support.dell.com click drivers and downloads. click enter the tag and enter your service tag to make sure that you have the proper drivers

hope this help

Here is the drivers download page for the optiplex gx240 must specify your operating system, choose in the list, then go to the "network" section, and you find the drivers

Please include information like:
-operating system on your computer
-is the networking card damaged or just not working in YOUR computer.
-error messages you received while trying to use the network card
-brand and model of network card
If you include this info I can help you with your problem.

Enable your card on BIOS and<br />update your driver immediatly.

What kind of computer do you have? The trick here is first to get the computer on the internet by finding out what kind of network card is installed on a internet connected computer do one of the following
1> If its a dell go to http://www.dell.com/support and click on download drivers enter your service tag number Download the network driver to a flash drive and install Connect to the internet and repeat the above process to install the other drivers.
Most manufacture websites will have a download page for the drivers but you can also google the make model and operating system drivers for example google acer aspire 1000 xp network driver.
if you post your make model and operating system I can help you better.

The symptoms you refer also could be wrong cable (cable with loosy contacts). Have you tried with another cable?

Waiting clarification, don't hesitate to post.

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you must have the driver cd for that computer - If you do not have one you can hardwire and try to download all drivers or order cd from manufacturer

that means the crimping of the RJ45 jack ( the lan cable you plugin to the behind of your computer) is loose. You need either purchase a patch cable or do the crimping again. It will solve the isse

Hello
Go to control panel,system,device manager,network adapter,Right click on your adapter.

Then properties,power management.uncheck all power saver and wake options.

I think your missing your ethernet drivers try the following:

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4871388-installing_missing_drivers_free_charge

If that fails, Try restarting your modem and router or whatever you use. And also check that your connection isnt being blocked by any firewalls or anti-virus ( temp disable them )

Hi,

From Control Panel, goto the Device Manager
Find Network Adapters in the list
Click on it. if you have ethernet card/network adapter it will be listed there.

Hope this helps.

this network cards are the most commun problme on computer if the card is not detected on device manager remplace it

they cost about 10 to 15 dlls

its not going to be the moderboard, its going to be the ethernet card

Hello,



The first thing that I would advise you to do is,



Uninstall the WiFi Adapter totally from the System first,



(For WIndows XP)

Right-Click on my computer Icon, Properties-->Hardware-->Device Manager,



select the WiFi Adapter under network adapters, and right click on it, then select uninstall



Next, Click on Action on that Same page, and select "scan for hardware changes",


This will bring up a prompt to install the new hardware found (Which is your Wifi Adapter).



(For WIndows Vista)

Right-Click on my computer Icon, go to



Properties-->>Device Manager, select the WiFi Adapter under network adapters, and right click on it, then select uninstall



Next, Click on Action on that Same page, and select "scan for hardware changes",



This will also bring up a prompt to install the new hardware found (Which is your Wifi Adapter).



After this, Press your Wifi button on the system and ensure that it is On, then Scan for wireless networks.



It should connect like that.



Try this out and kindly let me know how it goes,



Hope this helps.



Thank you for using Fixya.


Goodluck

I am afraid that such kind of adapters are non-serviceable.
You will have to replace this network adapter with a new one.

wireless or wired connection?

For the D620, you would go to the following website. You'll need to select the operating system that you're running, and then go to the "Network" section of drivers and download the drivers there. There may be several different drivers since the D620 came with several different network adapters - It's most likely the Broadcom - Driver 57xx Gigabit Integrated Ethernet Controller.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd&os=WNET&osl=en&catid=&impid=&SystemID=LATITUDE D620

Download the file and run it - it will walk you through the installation.

Download drivers from Dell website for that model.