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johnknez
I reinstalled win2k on a dual boot machine. It boots linux and win2k.
After the reinstall I'm not able to connect to the LAN from win2k. I've
done the reinstall twice, and it never seems to install the necessary
components for recognizing the LAN, just a dial up connection. During
the reinstall it doesn't ask any questions about networking, like which
workgroup I want to be in. When I boot linux on the same box it has no
problem connecting to the LAN with the existing hardware, so the
hardware doesn't seem to be a problem. The machine has the same
hardware as before the reinstall. How can I force win2k to install
the necessary components so that it connects to the LAN?
After the reinstall I'm not able to connect to the LAN from win2k. I've
done the reinstall twice, and it never seems to install the necessary
components for recognizing the LAN, just a dial up connection. During
the reinstall it doesn't ask any questions about networking, like which
workgroup I want to be in. When I boot linux on the same box it has no
problem connecting to the LAN with the existing hardware, so the
hardware doesn't seem to be a problem. The machine has the same
hardware as before the reinstall. How can I force win2k to install
the necessary components so that it connects to the LAN?