Re: Home Network

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Is your NIC recognized and functioning in Device Manager?
No NIC, No Network...when you plug in the cat 5 cable, does the green light
on the NIC come on?
If it is working, have you set the TCP/IP to a network address OR set to
automatic if you have a DHCP server/router on the network?

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"Scar" <NoBody@home> wrote in message
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>I try to set up home network to no avail. I had the network running fine ,
>but since I had to reinstall OS few weeks ago on one of the computers (
>main one ) nothing helps.
> I followed manuals , helps and all other c.... but no network.
> The computer doesn't even see itself on the home net.
> P4 , WinXPpro sp2 , no Win firewall , Norton Internet Security ( disabled
> firewall )
> Any idea what's wrong ?
> Thanks
> Chuck


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