whiskacz Posted June 28, 2007 Share Posted June 28, 2007 I think my integrated network adapter died on my desktop but maybe I'm mistaken? So this is how it goes:Modem connected to linksys wrt54g router, from the router wireless to laptop, wired to main pc and wired to xbox 360. Suddenly desktop stoped responding today to any www requests, I went to check the router settings but it didnt work either.First I thought that router froze so I restarted it and after nothing happened I decidet to test only desktop via straight connection with modem.Completly nothing.In act of desperation I've reinstalled drivers for network adapter but same sh***, later I formated the C: drive and did fresh installation of xp, first after reboot drivers for mainboard, and network adapter only.Completly nothing... so now I'm kinda stuck with laptop on wired connection (at least I know router works) anyway I made kinda discovery.On the back of PC where u put the ethernet cable there are two small led displays and they blink like this :1) Cable disconnected from PC back 1 led is green, second is orange in windows it shows message "SEEKING NETWORK ADRESSES"when I plug back the ethernet cable2) I led is still green, second one is flashing orange in windows message pops out every couple of seconds "NETWORK CABLE IS UNPLUGGED"I know it looks weird since those messages should switch places when those things are done, so my question would be simple did the intergrated network adapter died and hmm... I have to buy new mainboard ? Cause for now I dont see any other solution, I think I tried everything... here is the screen from the cmd ipconfig all window. It looks like adapter is found but kinda shut down !?!?! I have no idea whats going onSCREEN Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CptMurphy Posted June 28, 2007 Share Posted June 28, 2007 You could purchase an internal NIC, doesn't even have to be anything special, and try that out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
buseeliu Posted June 30, 2007 Share Posted June 30, 2007 You could purchase an internal NIC, doesn't even have to be anything special, and try that out.You can also try to buy a USB Lan Adapter. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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