problem with my setting up the network..
so i buy a new hard drive, install it and start loading on my copy of XP. it all runs fine except for one hickup resulting in me realising i didnt plug the power into the hard drive
anyway, i started to install stuff onto it, and when i got around to my network connection it told me that i dont have the correct hardware for a network connection. i realized that i had to install the driver, and went through "help and support" in the start menu and found a link to "Add Hardware". i used this to find and install my network card (which i think is built into my motherboard, thats what it looks like when i open the case).
the card it found was called a microsoft loopback adapter, but im sure that is not what it was called before (although i cant remember exactly what it was before). i tried it with this anyway, and i cant get onto the network..
i never had a problem before so i dont know why changing the hard drive would get rid of the network..
any help would be appreciated
so i buy a new hard drive, install it and start loading on my copy of XP. it all runs fine except for one hickup resulting in me realising i didnt plug the power into the hard drive
anyway, i started to install stuff onto it, and when i got around to my network connection it told me that i dont have the correct hardware for a network connection. i realized that i had to install the driver, and went through "help and support" in the start menu and found a link to "Add Hardware". i used this to find and install my network card (which i think is built into my motherboard, thats what it looks like when i open the case).
the card it found was called a microsoft loopback adapter, but im sure that is not what it was called before (although i cant remember exactly what it was before). i tried it with this anyway, and i cant get onto the network..
i never had a problem before so i dont know why changing the hard drive would get rid of the network..
any help would be appreciated