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Name: mr_g (by Tommie) Date: April 5, 2007 at 20:08:51 Pacific OS: win xp pro sp2 CPU/Ram: amd/2gb Product: chaintech
Comment:
the other day while i was watching some videos my computer suddenly restarted by itself, then i got some error saying i had to reset cmos or something. so i just shut the computer down restarted it back up everything went ok until i got to desktop. as i tried to surf the web i couldnt it somehow lost the ethernet driver. i went to device manager and it didnt show it there. so i rebooted the computer and installed the ethernet driver still it doesnt pick it up. now whenever the computer is on it makes this ticking noise. i then installed a lan card now my internet is working, how do i fix my mobo ethernet?. here are some specs of my computer.
Name: steigrafx Date: April 5, 2007 at 20:10:25 Pacific
Reply:
Is your network interface card enabled in BIOS? If it is and it's somehow been damaged, turn it off in BIOS and continue to use your new ethernet card.
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Name: mr_g (by Tommie)
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