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teddyd49
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Re: Popup "Local Area Connection A network cable is unpluged"
I have just discovered a similar problem.....message pops up constantly and
is aggravating beyond belief....tried to go into system as you suggested by I
don't show anything having to do with "duplex" or other key words in the
items listed for fixing/changing. I am using XP Home/Service Pack 2 OS.
Checked all connections and they are just fine.
Does anybody have a clue about how to fix this thing? Thanks.
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Data is fleeting.....
"Jon" wrote:
> If you don't have a network, or use your ethernet port for your internet
> connection, then disable the network card in device manager
>
> Start > Run > devmgmt.msc
>
> Look under 'Network Adapters' > Right Click your device > Disable
>
> Any loss of functionality then follow the same process choosing 'Enable'
>
>
> --
> Jon
>
>
> And if you're wondering why on earth I wrote that, well "nnicko"
> <nnicko@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E89F903B-F64B-4C3E-8D37-8EA9AFB0883D@microsoft.com...
> > For the last two weeks the subject message keeps popping up in the right
> > side
> > of my taskbar. I called my ISP and they checked everything out and said
> > it's
> > a software problem wi MS. Any idea what's causing this annoying message
> > to
> > pop up constanty? Thanks and happy holidays!!!
> > --
> > nickthequick
>
>
I have just discovered a similar problem.....message pops up constantly and
is aggravating beyond belief....tried to go into system as you suggested by I
don't show anything having to do with "duplex" or other key words in the
items listed for fixing/changing. I am using XP Home/Service Pack 2 OS.
Checked all connections and they are just fine.
Does anybody have a clue about how to fix this thing? Thanks.
--
Data is fleeting.....
"Jon" wrote:
> If you don't have a network, or use your ethernet port for your internet
> connection, then disable the network card in device manager
>
> Start > Run > devmgmt.msc
>
> Look under 'Network Adapters' > Right Click your device > Disable
>
> Any loss of functionality then follow the same process choosing 'Enable'
>
>
> --
> Jon
>
>
> And if you're wondering why on earth I wrote that, well "nnicko"
> <nnicko@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E89F903B-F64B-4C3E-8D37-8EA9AFB0883D@microsoft.com...
> > For the last two weeks the subject message keeps popping up in the right
> > side
> > of my taskbar. I called my ISP and they checked everything out and said
> > it's
> > a software problem wi MS. Any idea what's causing this annoying message
> > to
> > pop up constanty? Thanks and happy holidays!!!
> > --
> > nickthequick
>
>