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Old 01-05-2011, 09:24 AM
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g__day (Matthew)
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So long as you have all the drivers - you could try removing the network adapter then run detect new / changed hardware and it should see the adapter and re-install it. This approach can help when part of the software layer of the IP stack has been corrupted as it will refresh it.

As said above - from a DOS window run the command

ipconfig /all

report what is seen - does it have a valid IP address, IP gateway and DNS servers listed?

Net try

ping www.google.com.au

Did any / all pings make it - without more diagnostic information can only give you limited advice.

Matt
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