Networking Question

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TwistedPair

Hi Everyone,
I have a Windows desktop that is joined to the domain, but it won't process
group policies. Now before you refer me to the Group Policies group, I have
to mention that I've done some troubleshooting, and I've found that it's a
problem with the network card. It comes on the network after the computer
starts processing group policy stuff. I know this because I'm watching it
boot up, and I have a continuous ping window open and I can see when it's
live on the network, and when it isn't. It's not supposed to do that. Can
any of you help me?

Thank you!
 
From: "TwistedPair" <[email protected]>

| Hi Everyone,
| I have a Windows desktop that is joined to the domain, but it won't process
| group policies. Now before you refer me to the Group Policies group, I have
| to mention that I've done some troubleshooting, and I've found that it's a
| problem with the network card. It comes on the network after the computer
| starts processing group policy stuff. I know this because I'm watching it
| boot up, and I have a continuous ping window open and I can see when it's
| live on the network, and when it isn't. It's not supposed to do that. Can
| any of you help me?

| Thank you!


Replace the NIC. If it is embedded on the motherboard, disable it in the BIOS and install
a PCI card.
 
Hi Everyone,
I have a Windows desktop that is joined to the domain, but it won't process
group policies. Now before you refer me to the Group Policies group, I have
to mention that I've done some troubleshooting, and I've found that it's a
problem with the network card. It comes on the network after the computer
starts processing group policy stuff. I know this because I'm watching it
boot up, and I have a continuous ping window open and I can see when it's
live on the network, and when it isn't. It's not supposed to do that. Can
any of you help me?

Thank you!
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You should get a USB ethernet adapter. I've had the same problem, and
this fixed it permanently. Call your ISP and they may provide you one
free of charge.
 
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