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Dell Ethernet Card Network Adapter - Page 3 Questions & Answers
My network driver was deleated
if you have a computer with internet connection you can download the drivers from dells web sight click
hereYou will need to put in the service tag number from the computer that is missing drivers. Then you can burn the driver file to a disk or a flash drive and install it on the affected computer. A good way to see what drivers you are missing is to click control panel right click my computer and select properties. Then select hardware and then device drivers... any device that shows with a yellow question mark needs a driver file.
I cannot access internet and trouble shooting
Hi,
Give your Laptop Model number,then only i can findout the network adapter model.,either if you have driver cd then go through the below steps.
select My Computer icon on desktop then right Click-click on Properties-Select Device Manager and double click-select and click on left arrow on Network Adapters-select and right click-Update driver-select
Browse my computer for driver software(WIN-7)-click on Browse-select
your Cd/Dvd drive(Put your driver cd in your Cd/dvd drive) and give the path -Next-Finish.
I need to know whether
Pretty much every computer built within the last 5 years has built on network interface. However, to answer your question completely - look at the back of the computer where the network cable plugs in? Is it clustered around the video/sound, power, printer, usb, etc (integrated in); or is it located elsewhere (perhaps in the series of long narrow rectangular openings openings where the expansion cards go - separate).
Hope this helps.
Hello i got integreted network
On a computer that DOES have Internet access,
access the manufacturer's web-site:
http://support.dell.com
and select "Dimension" and "8250".
Select the device-driver for the NIC.
Download it.
Copy the download to a CD-recordable disk, or to a USB memory-stick.
Move the copy of the file to your Dell.
Run the software to install the device-driver for the NIC.
My laptop is showing no
If before this you dont face this problem, so try rollbakc driver for that adapter. open device manager and go to adapter-> properties . In dirver tab, click roll back driver.
How ever, if you think that not problem from driver, try change other cable.
maybe that cable is damage. try new cable (ETHERNET crossover cable)
Hi.my laptop model is Dell
you could try and install the latest driver, this may solve the problem. if not, you could also open up the laptop and check that the card is connect right.
I have recently done a
If you don't have a back up of the NIC driver a possible solution is to use another pc/laptop that has a working broadband connection in order to download the correct driver from the manufacturer's website and then transfer the driver executable or zip file via USB drive or CD-R back to your desktop pc. Did your desktop come with a manufacturer restore disc as sometimes you can update the driver from the device manager in the control panel by right clicking on the network adaptor and selecting the update driver software option and point it to search the manufacturers disc including all sub directories. Good luck.
Good day,
i am using an
Well first off know one installed a static IP your internet provider is the one that will do that for you when you get ready to go online if there are numbers in there remove them and select automatically detect settings. Most likely it is a Dynamic IP all you have to do is make sure that you have the driver installed for your card, your internet connection cable hooked up R-45 cable and once all of this is happening and lit your IP will do the rest if not then reboot the router or the modem not sure what you have they will send the proper routing goodies over the line and off you go. You just need to make sure that you are lit on your end and ready to go if for some reason nothing else works then contact your internet service provider and they will come out and make sure that you get set up. Thanks for using FixYa! John
No network adapter installed is
very easy all you need to do is call dell and ask them for the driver of whichever model adapter u have
hope this helped ! plz rate thx
My laptop network card dissapeared, i have no
go to device manager and find the network card check whether the driver is installed or not, if the driver is installed properly then use genius driver professional or cobra driver pack to get the updated drivers
This computers ethernet isnt working
You need to provide a hardware IDThat could be found in the Device Manager, by right clicking on the driverless device>Properties>Details>Hardware IDThen you take note of them, goto "https://www.pcidatabase.com" search for themYou'll find either the exact link to the driver, or the exact name, which you can search google for the driver
Windows xp installed in VirtualBox
There could a few things that could be preventing internet connection to your host windows xp.
Check these out:
-Dont follow these an order LOL
1) make sure the windows firewall is not causing the problem
a) do a test by turning it off. click on "Start" click on "Run" and type "Firewall.cpl" and turn it off. then see if you get a internet connection.
2) maybe you have set to "obtain an ip automatically"
a) click on "start" then right-click on "My network places" click on "view network connections" right-click on "Local area connections" slect propeties" then scroll down till you see "Internet Protocol TCP/IP" and click on "obtain an ip automatically"
3) when you open up VirtualBox check that you have it set to "NAT" i have mine set to "Bridged Adapter" so my virtual machine can get an ip from my router.
4) make sure your router isnt blocking in some way your virtual machine...maybe your router has a firewall.
5) also maybe host's firewall is causing the issue
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let me know how it goes.
My computer had a virus
After you reinstall the Operating System, you need to reinstall the drivers for the adapter as well.They do not get reinstalled automatically. You may go your computer's manufacturer's site and download the drivers and install them.
I had a working Dell computer - accessing the
You don't say what make/model of network adapter (NIC), whether it's wired or wireless, or if it was operating under the same service pack level before, so I have to make a lot of assumptions.
Is Windows really not recognizing it (ie: does it have an exclamation mark next to the 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 SP1, it could be that there is not a driver for that particular NIC. Later service packs include updated drivers as well as bug and security fixes. Recommend you identify the NIC and if you have the driver disk for it, go into Windows device manager to select a reinstall from that disk. If you don't have it, use another computer to download its driver and after installing it and getting Internet access, you should also download and install the latest SP, which would be SP3.
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