Computer cant find a lan port

Do the on-board LAN works properly. If not, install the motherboard drivers. A CD should be there with this Gigabyte MB, has to be installed to get all the Chips Drivers.
If you're trying to get drivers for a separate LAN adapter, other than the on-board one, just make the on-board LAN to get work, connect your BB connection to it, and the system will search for drivers for it by internet. Follow the instructions you see there.
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Kindly check Device Manager if the driver has been successfully installed. Check if there is a bang (exclamation mark) under Network. Make sure that the downloaded driver is compatible with Windows 7. If this has been done, 1. Go to BIOS and see if LAN has been disabled 2. check if there is a blinking light on the LAN port on your computer. If there isn't, then I guess you may need to change your LAN card.

Lan port complaint OK

Hi, you have to set up your printer as a device that can be communicated in your LAN by the two PCs.

To set up your printer properly in the LAN, you need to assign a fixed IP to this printer such that whenever it is switch on again, both PC still communicate to this printer without changing the new IP assigned to this printer.

You need to set up this fixed IP properly in your DLink router. For guidance please check this in your user manual of the Dlink. Please let me know any problem you may have again in future.

If you are trying to connect through a modem/router you it should have come with a disk then
you might have to connect the usb lead to your modem to get a connection then
click start control panel,administrive tools,computer management,device manager scroll to network adapters should see a yellow question mark? right click install drivers if you cant find the driver hopefully one of these will help you

http://majorgeeks.com/SiS191_Gigabit_LAN_&_SiS190_LAN_Driver_d5923.html

http://majorgeeks.com/IntelR_PROWireless_LAN_2100_Network_Connection_d4598.html

http://majorgeeks.com/VIA_LAN_Driver_d5240.html

1. Please right click "M" icon in the right bottom side, near to the system time and select the option named "Change Settings".
2. Click on "Internet & Network" in the left pane and click on "Advanced" under "Firewall Protection is enabled" tab.
3. Click on System services in the left pane.
4. Put check mark on "Windows file sharing (NETBIOS)".
5. Click on Ok.
6. Restart the computer.
http://antivirus.iyogi.com/firewall/firewall-removal.html

1. Here is the user manual found at this site.
ftp://downloads.netgear.com/files/wgr614v5_ref_manual.pdf
save to hard drive >> desktop and read the "troubleshooting Tips " section page 3-8
check your router connections >> Ethernet cord to the LAN port in the back or the router to the computer.
Ethernet cord to the WAN Port from the DSL port

Change Power supply or RAM

So you are connecting the DSL Modem output to the D-Link's LAN port 1, right? In this case, you should connect the DSL Modem output to the D-Link's WAN Port, which is between the power input and the LAN outputs.

If it doesn't work that way, check this out:
http://www.voipmechanic.com/westelltobridge.htm

have yo installed the printer on to the system ( add a printer ), have you installed the correct driver for the printer
it is not a matter of just connecting leads and expecting it to work