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LAN connection problem?????
Okay, I finished building my first computer a couple of days ago. I just got the OS today and installed it.
This is what I have: Pentium 4 HT 2.8GHz Asus P4G800-V Mobo Windows XP Home My problem is that I can't get a connection to the internet through the LAN. We have cable and it is working on the other two computers in the room. The software that came with the mobo did not have a driver install for the LAN device, but it is present in the User's Guide. Also, the ltp1 port for the printer is not working either. Did I do something wrong? Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks for everyone's help. |
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you still need to install the software and drivers for the nic from the cd that came with the motherboard before it will work
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There is no driver download on the support CD.
Does anyone know where I could find one online? |
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Here ya go. Everything you need for your mobo.
http://www.asus.com.tw/support/downl...lName=P4G800-V
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the motherboard has a built in nic lan connection doesn't it
should be listed as lan or networking card on the cd realtek lan drivers Last edited by bailey; 04-13-2004 at 11:06 PM. |
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Yeah, onboard LAN
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look at the menue on the cd
it will have the inf files that you need to install after the os is installed then look at the utilites menue and you will see the lan drivers. install that stuff read the manual that came with the motherboard, it has the full step by step instructions on how to set everything up |
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Install this first - Intel chipset drivers:
http://www.asus.com.tw/support/downl...12.zip~zaqwedc Audio drivers: http://www.asus.com.tw/support/downl...43.zip~zaqwedc Lan drivers: http://www.asus.com.tw/support/downl...1l.zip~zaqwedc Video drivers: http://www.asus.com.tw/support/downl...xp.zip~zaqwedc |
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Okay, it's still not working.
When I installed it, it said "installshield wizard has finished performing maintenance operations on RTLSetup" This is just when I ran setup on the rtl8101l folder. When I go into the WinXP folder and click "2ksetup". It says "Do you want to install RealtekRTL810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC Driver". I say OK, and it says "Install Failed!" It asks if I want to continue, I say yes then it says driver installed completely. Yet it still does not work. |
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Asus Has the Driver
I had this problem, but however all the NIC Drivers are on the CD somewhere.
When you put the CD in, and auto run comes up, click each of the divers and install them. If that doesn't work, go to the Hardware Device manager, and locate the Network Port, Right click, and click update driver, this will then take it off the CD. |
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