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Cannot log on to the internet

I've just install windows xp, and i cannot log on to the internet. i think i need the driver for that

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Yes infact you are right , but only if you are using an onboard network adapter use the motherboard driver disk that comes with your new pc or other wise download it , but if you are using a network card then check your cables(try diffrent 1s) , and mostly your network card drivers .... thank you. please return the favour with a posetive rating

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