Ether net card problems

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hi all

This is my first posting to this group.Hope u guys will help.
Well i have two PC1 and PC2
CONFIGURATION

PC1 : Fairly New
P4(1.7 GHz)+128 RAM+WINXP+40GB HDD

PC2: Quite Old
p2(825 MHz)+128RAM + WINXP + 40GB HDD

NIC=Network Interface Card or ethernet card

Now when my pc1 is on and i remove or add NIC then it does not hang
(while the pc is on)but in pc2 it jus hangs when i try to remove or add
a NIC why that so .ALSO i have two nics one is working and another is
damaged but in PC-1 when i boot with the damaged one attached it does
not have a problem booting up but in pc2 whe
 
Arpit said:
hi all

This is my first posting to this group.Hope u guys will help.
Well i have two PC1 and PC2
CONFIGURATION

PC1 : Fairly New
P4(1.7 GHz)+128 RAM+WINXP+40GB HDD

PC2: Quite Old
p2(825 MHz)+128RAM + WINXP + 40GB HDD

NIC=Network Interface Card or ethernet card

Now when my pc1 is on and i remove or add NIC then it does not hang
(while the pc is on)but in pc2 it jus hangs when i try to remove or add
a NIC why that so .ALSO i have two nics one is working and another is
damaged but in PC-1 when i boot with the damaged one attached it does
not have a problem booting up but in pc2 whe
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Did he say he adds a PCI card whilst the PC is on..?

No of course he didn't, did he?

Jud
 
Hi

Not only that but did he say, words to the effect of " I have a knackered
network card one PC boots fine with it and one doesn't" and there appears to
be an eliment of suprise to the post regarding the one that doesnt

HMMMNnnn

FYI, it is usual custom when replacing hardware in a PC to at least turn it
off, Some go as far as unplugging it and others (the fanatics) will actuall
earth them selves before diving into the case and pulling bits out.......j/k :
-)

You did really switch the machine off didnt you? and were you really suprised
when a borked piece of hardware caused a PC to misbehave,you were'nt were you,
this is a wind up

Regards

S
I read it that way also!
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
Jud
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hy guys

i did actually unplug and pluged it when my machine was running and the
new one did not hang but the old one would not let me do it and jus
hang.I mean if u cant do that then what is the meaning of Plug and Play
device . hy check my original post and tell me why on earth that
happens . I think that more of due to technological changes in the
hardware and BIOS capability . what do u guys say.
 
Jud said:
Did he say he adds a PCI card whilst the PC is on..?

No of course he didn't, did he?
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That's what I was thinking too...


ZZzzzttTTT...Pop!,....Poof!

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Arpit said:
hy guys

i did actually unplug and pluged it when my machine was running and the
new one did not hang but the old one would not let me do it and jus
hang.I mean if u cant do that then what is the meaning of Plug and Play
device .
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Surely you are joking. I mean we have jokes like that hanging on the
wall,...some of them in frames.

Now if it is a laptop with the credit card sized Nic, then those can be
inserted/removed but even then you need to indicate to the OS you are doing
it and wait till it tells you it is safe to remove.

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The meaning of plug and play is that when "you turn on your PC" it will
detect new hardware and attempt to install drivers for it. Or you can plug
certain external devices in (USB) that the PC will recognize and attempt to
install drivers for. It does NOT mean that you can radomly remove hardware
from your PC while it is running!
 
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