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Network Controller / Adapter
Name: freak_in_cage Date: September 7, 2002 at 00:12:13 Pacific OS: Windows Millenium 4.90 Bu CPU/Ram: Pentium 4 @ 1.5ghz / 512m
Comment:
i have just recently got a network controller/adapter and it works fine. on the panel there is a network cable that i use, two little green lights that both work, and another plug that looks like its from an old vcr. i dont know what it does. could someone please give me some information, because being a computer bug, it might come in extremely good use for me. thanks for all your help.
Name: david Date: September 8, 2002 at 08:51:15 Pacific
Reply:
If i'm not mistaking you are talking about the Coaxial plug which used to be papular before the UTP cables which you are using now as i understood from you.Today the papular cables are UTP and you dont have to worry about the Coaxial plug you dont need it.
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