Eric K
December 5th 03, 02:47 PM
Yes, they would be the integrated intel pro 10/100
ethernet cards.
>-----Original Message-----
>Do you Dell computers have intel netowrk cards?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I helped my Aunt setup her passport on the same version
>>of Windows Messenger on her computer. We connected for
>a
>>video conversation, but only I could see and hear her,
>>and she could not see or hear me on her computer. We
>>both have high speed internet through the cable company,
>>both have new Dell computers. She has Windows XP Home
>>Edition and a Creative Webcam, and I have Windows XP
>>Professional with a Logitech Webcam. All I know is that
>>both microphones and cameras are tuned, and the
>computers
>>display the images locally. Also, after setting up her
>>passport and trying a reboot to fix the issue, her
>>computer displayed an error "Cannot display video mode"
>>or something like that. Additional reboots did not
>>produce the same error again. How can we fix this so we
>>can see each other? Help!!!
>>.
>>
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ethernet cards.
>-----Original Message-----
>Do you Dell computers have intel netowrk cards?
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I helped my Aunt setup her passport on the same version
>>of Windows Messenger on her computer. We connected for
>a
>>video conversation, but only I could see and hear her,
>>and she could not see or hear me on her computer. We
>>both have high speed internet through the cable company,
>>both have new Dell computers. She has Windows XP Home
>>Edition and a Creative Webcam, and I have Windows XP
>>Professional with a Logitech Webcam. All I know is that
>>both microphones and cameras are tuned, and the
>computers
>>display the images locally. Also, after setting up her
>>passport and trying a reboot to fix the issue, her
>>computer displayed an error "Cannot display video mode"
>>or something like that. Additional reboots did not
>>produce the same error again. How can we fix this so we
>>can see each other? Help!!!
>>.
>>
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