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I have all of a sudden started to get a popup message on the taskbar
that "Network cable is unplugged", and thus unable to use internet. This message appears repeatedly, i.e., pops up, disappears momentarily, and again pops up, and this goes on. My PC (Windows XP Pro) is connected to the internet though my Institute network LAN. I think I didn't install or run any new program which might have caused this problem, since I used the internet successfully before leaving for home in the evening, and next morning the first thing I found, at switching on the PC, this problem. I have tried re-inserting the cable many times, but no success. On inserting the cable, the green LED on the card goes ON. The probability of some hub or switch being switched off on the other end is also low, since internet is working properly in adjoining rooms.When I Ping, it says "destination host unreachable". Any tips would be appreciated. Is there a way to check if my LAN card or cable are alright (preferably without replacing them)? |
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Seems hardware problem.Check the cable-netword cable,the network devices
(Ethernet) and then ,if the problems is still on,contact your Internet Servise Provider (or the Network/System Administrator because you mentionted some Institute LAN) Also ,if you somehow connect to internet ,check for malware here : http://www.pandasoftware.com/product..._principal.htm Panda Software free Active Scan,where you can check your PC for ALL TYPES of security threats and clean viruses and worms Panda_man "Let's beat the malware black and blue" "No new epidemic of all kind of malware - Panda TruPrevent" "vj" wrote: I have all of a sudden started to get a popup message on the taskbar that "Network cable is unplugged", and thus unable to use internet. This message appears repeatedly, i.e., pops up, disappears momentarily, and again pops up, and this goes on. My PC (Windows XP Pro) is connected to the internet though my Institute network LAN. I think I didn't install or run any new program which might have caused this problem, since I used the internet successfully before leaving for home in the evening, and next morning the first thing I found, at switching on the PC, this problem. I have tried re-inserting the cable many times, but no success. On inserting the cable, the green LED on the card goes ON. The probability of some hub or switch being switched off on the other end is also low, since internet is working properly in adjoining rooms.When I Ping, it says "destination host unreachable". Any tips would be appreciated. Is there a way to check if my LAN card or cable are alright (preferably without replacing them)? |
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