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Old 08-30-2005, 01:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok i figured out the problem, the pins in my nic card must not be getting a good connection with the pins in my cables, because when i press down on the cable it works fine and gets connected right away, but when i let go it losses the connection again, when i look at the nic card pins they look fine and not bent or dirty, any suggestions?
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Anyone know?!?!?
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Ok i figured out the problem, the pins in my nic card must not be getting a good connection with the pins in my cables, because when i press down on the cable it works fine and gets connected right away, but when i let go it losses the connection again, when i look at the nic card pins they look fine and not bent or dirty, any suggestions?
you shouldnt have to push on it. is the screw in tight?
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what screw?
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if you have a pci NIC card then there should be a screw that you have to screw in on the side.
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Old 08-30-2005, 03:58 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Im on a laptop
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oh thought you were on a desktop. most ethernet ports are built onto the motherboard. if it is a bad connection you might have to send it in for repair. have you tried any other ethernet cables?
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Old 08-30-2005, 04:12 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Yes i tried like 4 cables that i know work, it seems like the cable isnt touching the pins on the NIC unless i press down on the cable, but when i let go it disconnects.
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Yes i tried like 4 cables that i know work, it seems like the cable isnt touching the pins on the NIC unless i press down on the cable, but when i let go it disconnects.
do you still have warranty?
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