July 31, 200521 yr Running two PCs off a d-link router. When I run VISTA I get 'network cable unplugged' on BOTH machines connected to the router. Anybody else?(ps. VISTA says it recognizes the router - that's when network goes south...)
July 31, 200521 yr Acutally, do u mean "unplugged" as both PCs aren't able to surf on Net, or u mean the two local PCs weren't able to stay connected, leading u to unable to share files between the two?am i correct? cuz i'm having that problem.
August 1, 200521 yr Author I mean both machines cannot connect to the internet - I also assume they could not share files between them since it says 'network cable unplugged' on both.... still unresolved!
August 1, 200521 yr Not a single network drop...yet *crosses fingers*. Using the Marvel GB LAN onboard.
August 2, 200521 yr Hi,I have a U.S. Robotics Broadband Router; I can connect to it's administration page (web page), but I can't acces the internet (nothing !). Actually I can't even ping the external interface (my public IP address). The ping command gives me an error when I ping an adress beyond the router (can't remember right now err number)Anyone else same bad experience ?
August 2, 200521 yr I've just found my answer here:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=363510
August 2, 200521 yr If your using wireless, shouldnt it be "Wireless connection unavailable" rather than "a network cable is unplugged" as it is in XP SP2? Edited August 2, 200521 yr by mendipjohn
August 9, 200521 yr Running two PCs off a d-link router. When I run VISTA I get 'network cable unplugged' on BOTH machines connected to the router. Anybody else?(ps. VISTA says it recognizes the router - that's when network goes south...)<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Have you set up the network/wireless? If not, you have to run the network setup wizard. By the way, Windows Vista may not be able to run the network setup wizard because of a missing .dll file: hnetwiz.dll. All you have to do if this is the case is do a google search and download that .dll file and copy into your windows/system 32 folder.
September 11, 200520 yr Have you set up the network/wireless? If not, you have to run the network setup wizard. By the way, Windows Vista may not be able to run the network setup wizard because of a missing .dll file: hnetwiz.dll. All you have to do if this is the case is do a google search and download that .dll file and copy into your windows/system 32 folder.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>thnx, i was wondering y i got an error every time i was trying to open the wizard
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