Da Mail Man
Active Member
Greetings All,
......I just ran into this problem this morning and am not too happy about it.

...THIS IS THROUGH BROAD-BAND INTERNET AND ASSOCIATED CABLES/ROUTER/SWITCH/ETC.
Have a Toshiba Satellite laptop A-75 Series A75-S211. Win XP Pro, Plenty of hd space and processor speed and ram. I noticed that i did not have internet service this morning.
I checked and swapped out:
1) all cables and
2) even switched out my internet switch (8-port),
3) rebooted router and
4) rebooted cable modem---all to no avail.
......I looked in "system>hardware>device manager>network adapters>Realtek RTL8139/810x family Fast Ethernet NIC" and found no abnormalities (said device is working properly).
.....I also looked at the driver for same, uninstalled existing driver and reinstalled the driver originally installed.
....I also did a system restore to last moth where everything was working fine. NO GOOD.
***I think that this happened to me some years ago and it turned out that SOMEHOW, something got "shut-off" in my computer (tcpip???? or something).
Is there anyone who can help with this issue?......THANKS
......I just ran into this problem this morning and am not too happy about it.



Have a Toshiba Satellite laptop A-75 Series A75-S211. Win XP Pro, Plenty of hd space and processor speed and ram. I noticed that i did not have internet service this morning.

I checked and swapped out:
1) all cables and
2) even switched out my internet switch (8-port),
3) rebooted router and
4) rebooted cable modem---all to no avail.
......I looked in "system>hardware>device manager>network adapters>Realtek RTL8139/810x family Fast Ethernet NIC" and found no abnormalities (said device is working properly).
.....I also looked at the driver for same, uninstalled existing driver and reinstalled the driver originally installed.
....I also did a system restore to last moth where everything was working fine. NO GOOD.
***I think that this happened to me some years ago and it turned out that SOMEHOW, something got "shut-off" in my computer (tcpip???? or something).
Is there anyone who can help with this issue?......THANKS
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