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I need help fixing my internets
2007-11-22, 4:29 PM #1
I just got a new HD for my computer and I had to reinstall windows and all that

anyway, when I tried to start internet explorer, it said there was no connection. It isn't the wire, because it works for other computers, so I don't know what the problem is. Tell me what to do guys
2007-11-22, 4:30 PM #2
Ethernet adapter plugged in to everything properly? Router possibly?
2007-11-22, 4:43 PM #3
It's plugged in

I just tried "repairing" the "1394 connection" and it said it couldn't "query the TCP/IP settings" and said I should "contact my administrator"

WHAT
2007-11-22, 5:23 PM #4
The 1394 is a firewird i believe.
Dunno,


:master:
Motherboard drivers!
I had the exact same problem and it was the Mobo drivers.
2007-11-22, 5:58 PM #5
Originally posted by 'Thrawn[numbarz:
;874097']It's plugged in

I just tried "repairing" the "1394 connection" and it said it couldn't "query the TCP/IP settings" and said I should "contact my administrator"

WHAT

1394 is not for internet. I think it's for...IR I believe...or is it firewire. Anyway, it's not that. Open up the system dialog (right click on my computer -> properties) and then head to the device manager. If you see "Ethernet controller" with a question mark, you do not have the device drivers installed.
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2007-11-22, 6:02 PM #6
I would say you need to go into network connections and set up a new connection.
2007-11-22, 6:33 PM #7
1394 is firewire, that isn't what you need.

Chances are you need drivers for your network card.
2007-11-22, 7:18 PM #8
kk, downloading mobo drivers
2007-11-22, 7:51 PM #9
Dude i love the HL2 quote in your sig,
Also, Do you guys live together or something?
2007-11-22, 8:26 PM #10
Yes we are gay do you have a problemw tih that

Also it's fixed now, much thx JediGandeezy!
2007-11-23, 2:17 PM #11
On an interesting side note, I discovered on my laptop today that by disabling 1394, it also disables my wireless network card.

Which doesn't make any sense. But it makes me giggle.
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2007-11-23, 2:28 PM #12
Originally posted by Tiberium_Empire:
Dude i love the HL2 quote in your sig,
Also, Do you guys live together or something?

...They're brothers. Everyone knows that.
nope.
2007-11-23, 3:04 PM #13
A. Don't listen to TE

B. Install your DRIVERS, just use a friends PC to download them.
2007-11-23, 3:26 PM #14
Originally posted by 'Thrawn[numbarz:
;874123']it's fixed now


reid look at this
gbk is 50 probably

MB IS FAT
2007-11-23, 6:17 PM #15
i think u might need more tubes???

o.0

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