LAN/ADSL problem

[Cable]

I have a toshiba Satellte laptop with an Intel Pro 100 VE
adaptor and network bridge. I am trying to connect it to
a small LAN that uses an ADSL router to assign IP's and
connect to the net.

Every other machine works fine, however the toshiba
laptop, although establishing a network connection at
100mbps, is not visable to the other machines on the LAN,
and cannot connect to the net. I may as well have the
cable unplugged!

When i check the Local area connection status it says it
is connected, however there are 0 packets received, and
plenty sent. In fact it is constantly sending 2 - 4
packets every second. When i click on the suport tab the
adress type, IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway
all say <Unavailable>

Any ideas??

Thanks

[Simon Yee]

remove and reinstall all the network components


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From Simon Yee


016-3950087

"Cable" > wrote in message
...
> I have a toshiba Satellte laptop with an Intel Pro 100 VE
> adaptor and network bridge. I am trying to connect it to
> a small LAN that uses an ADSL router to assign IP's and
> connect to the net.
>
> Every other machine works fine, however the toshiba
> laptop, although establishing a network connection at
> 100mbps, is not visable to the other machines on the LAN,
> and cannot connect to the net. I may as well have the
> cable unplugged!
>
> When i check the Local area connection status it says it
> is connected, however there are 0 packets received, and
> plenty sent. In fact it is constantly sending 2 - 4
> packets every second. When i click on the suport tab the
> adress type, IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway
> all say <Unavailable>
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Thanks

[Simon Yee]

stack corruption

--
From Simon Yee


016-3950087

"Cable" > wrote in message
...
> I have a toshiba Satellte laptop with an Intel Pro 100 VE
> adaptor and network bridge. I am trying to connect it to
> a small LAN that uses an ADSL router to assign IP's and
> connect to the net.
>
> Every other machine works fine, however the toshiba
> laptop, although establishing a network connection at
> 100mbps, is not visable to the other machines on the LAN,
> and cannot connect to the net. I may as well have the
> cable unplugged!
>
> When i check the Local area connection status it says it
> is connected, however there are 0 packets received, and
> plenty sent. In fact it is constantly sending 2 - 4
> packets every second. When i click on the suport tab the
> adress type, IP address, Subnet mask and Default gateway
> all say <Unavailable>
>
> Any ideas??
>
> Thanks