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John Clement
Except, it isn't. For some reason Windows is reporting that the cable is
disconnected, when infact its still plugged in and was working yesterday.
Subscribing to replacing the cheapest bits first I replaced the cable with a
known good one and found that it says connected for less than a second then
reports its disconnected again.
So I tried a different port on the switch with both cables, and got the
same; connected momentarily, then disconnected.
OK, maybe its actually the network card, so I try a PCMCIA one (also known
to be good) and after Windows has auto installed it, I try both cables and
both ports on the switch again and get exactly the same thing.
I've now tried 3 other PCMCIA cards, and they all do it too, so I'm thinking
some portion of Windows Networking has become corrupted or something.... Any
ideas anybody???
Thanks very much in advance,
john
disconnected, when infact its still plugged in and was working yesterday.
Subscribing to replacing the cheapest bits first I replaced the cable with a
known good one and found that it says connected for less than a second then
reports its disconnected again.
So I tried a different port on the switch with both cables, and got the
same; connected momentarily, then disconnected.
OK, maybe its actually the network card, so I try a PCMCIA one (also known
to be good) and after Windows has auto installed it, I try both cables and
both ports on the switch again and get exactly the same thing.
I've now tried 3 other PCMCIA cards, and they all do it too, so I'm thinking
some portion of Windows Networking has become corrupted or something.... Any
ideas anybody???
Thanks very much in advance,
john