"Network Cable is Unpluged"

Miked, I discovered an article that may help. If solved
my problem. You need to uncheck the power management box
for your network adapter. This link explained the
process. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
scid=kb;en-us;811595 I hope this helps.
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I also have the same problem. My computer is connected
to Comcast Broadband Cable through a Linksys BEFSR81
Cable Router and I have a admtek an983 based ethernet
adapter. I am using XP Home also. My local area
connection frequently disconnects and then reconnects,
sometimes giving me internet access and other times
not.
My computer is the only computer connected to the router
and modem. In Network Connections it shows to devices,
(1) the Admtek An983 Based ethernet adapter and (2)WAN
Network driver. Could these devices be conflicting with
one another. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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I conect to my internet through a router wich is
conected
to the modem (obviously). No Home network is installed.
I
brought my computer to a collage that uses a network.
When
i brought my computer back home, I know get this error
saying a network cable is unpluged. My conection is
interupted then goes right back up just to get that
error
again. I tried reinstalling my Network device, that did
not help. Ah! Help! What can i do to solve this!?
Thanks
in advance. I am running Win XP Pro with a D-Link DFE
530TX+ Network Device and a D-Link DI-604E Router with
2
other computer conected to the router.
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