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Thread ID: 71083	2006-07-26 04:41:00	Network Card Problem. Help please	caiden (10813)	Press F1

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473598	2006-07-26 04:41:00	Hi, I have a Asus K8S-LA Motherboard with a Intergrated Network card and recently it has not been responding to anything. I can't connect to the internet, when i try it get a Error 678. So then i went to the store and bought a new pci network card and tried to install it but it didnt work it didnt show up in device manager or anywhere on my computer. I also disabled the intergrated networkcard before trying to install the pci networkcard. After that I called the HP tech support and they said they can't fix it because the INTERGRATED network card is broken and can't be fix or replaced with new pci card or anysort. They wanted me to buy a whole new computer from them but i didn't. If i just buy a new Asus K8S-LA motherboard will that fix the whole problem? And is it true that when you have a intergrated network card then you can't install a new pci network card? (For some motherboards like this one?) Thanks	caiden (10813)
473599	2006-07-26 04:51:00	Welcome to PressF1 . You should be able to install another network card, even without disabling the integrated one . It's reasonably common to have two cards in use . Have you tried using the Hardware Manager to "remove" the integrated network adapter, then shutting down and restarting, so it will be reinstalled . If that doesn't work, have a look and see if the BIOS setup has an option to disable it, or at least use the Hartdware Manager option "not used in this . . . " . I wouldn't rush off to buy a new motherboard . . . there's usually a simpler answer to most problems . ;)	Graham L (2)
473600	2006-07-26 04:52:00	With any intergrated network card you can always install a pci card.Did you install the drivers	Pancake (6359)
473601	2006-07-26 06:17:00	Hi, I have a Asus K8S-LA Motherboard with a Intergrated Network card and recently it has not been responding to anything . I can't connect to the internet, when i try it get a Error 678 . After that I called the HP tech support and they said they can't fix it because the INTERGRATED network card is broken and can't be fix or replaced with new pci card or anysort . Error 678 -The Computer You Are Dialing Into Is Not Answering This error normally occurs when using Windows XP . This can be resolved by following these steps: Windows XP * Restart your computer and wait until all applications have completely loaded before trying to reconnect . * Click on the Start Menu and then select Run . In the box which appears type the word command in order to open the command prompt and then click OK . In the black command prompt window, type netsh interface ip reset log . txt and click on Enter on your keyboard . Then type exit into the command prompt and then click on Enter on your keyboard . Now restart your computer and reconnect to the Internet . * If your problem has still not been resolved uninstall and reinstall your Broadband modem .	pctek (84)
473602	2006-07-26 06:49:00	Thanks guys for the replies . . . I've just now tried the netsh interface and it didnt work, but the Error now changed to 769 . . . I've also called my internet provider and my computer (HP) tech support a dozen of times and they just can't fix it . The only solution they have for me is to buy a new computer . But i don't want to spend hundreds . So do you guys think if i just buy a new motherboard (Asus K8S-LA Motherboard) it will fix the whole problem? Anymore other help from you guys will be gladly accepted . Thanks guys	caiden (10813)
473603	2006-07-26 07:24:00	Try this.... Click Start, and then click Control Panel. 2. In Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System. 3. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager. 4. In Device Manager, click Network adapters. 5. On the Action menu, click Enable. 6. Quit Device Manager. 7. Click Start, and then click Control Panel. 8. In Control Panel, click Network and Internet Connections, and then click Network Connections. 9. In Network Connections, click Network Setup Wizard under Network Tasks, and then follow the on-screen steps. 10. When you complete the steps in the wizard, restart your computer.	Pancake (6359)
473604	2006-07-26 08:04:00	Try this.... Click Start, and then click Control Panel. 2. In Control Panel, click Performance and Maintenance, and then click System. 3. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager. 4. In Device Manager, click Network adapters. 5. On the Action menu, click Enable. 6. Quit Device Manager. 7. Click Start, and then click Control Panel. 8. In Control Panel, click Network and Internet Connections, and then click Network Connections. 9. In Network Connections, click Network Setup Wizard under Network Tasks, and then follow the on-screen steps. 10. When you complete the steps in the wizard, restart your computer. Tried didn't work :groan: Thanks though Anymore help? :D	caiden (10813)
473605	2006-07-26 08:21:00	Try some of the fixes here (www.xtra.co.nz) I used to get the same error (the ISP not answering) a few mths ago on Ihug. On dialup. This was the modem not the NIC. It was a prob at their end, not mine.	Speedy Gonzales (78)
473606	2006-07-26 08:24:00	I take it that you do have your dsl modem connect to it.? and that you have reinstalled the modem with it plugged in to the card	Pancake (6359)
473607	2006-07-26 08:53:00	I have tried everything . . . . :help: Restored computer Reinstalled modem/router Bought PCI and USB Network card (INSTALLED DRIVERS) Uninstalled all firewall Called all the tech support i could have :badpc: Things i havent try is . . . Buying a new modem/router Buying a new motherboard < (Looking foward to doing this real soon if still doesn't work after all this help) Also DSL works on all the other computers i have, so im guessing its not the DSLs problem . Speedy I'm on a DSL modem not Dialup :cool: Thanks	caiden (10813)
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