Network connection problem

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Hi
my IBM laptop will no longer connect to our office network. I have tried all
the usual fixes but it will not recognize our wired network. I used it at a
wireless hot spot and have not been able to reconnect since. Any ideas?
Thanks.
 
Go into your Network properties and make sure the connection for the wired
NIC isn't disabled.
 
Hi
Thanks for the post. I have a really stupid question, how do i\I get into my
network properties I can't remember. Thanks again
Go into your Network properties and make sure the connection for the wired
NIC isn't disabled.
Hi
my IBM laptop will no longer connect to our office network. I have tried
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wireless hot spot and have not been able to reconnect since. Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Control panel, network connections, right click the connection in question
and select enable if it is disabled.

cmachill via WindowsKB.com said:
Hi
Thanks for the post. I have a really stupid question, how do i\I get into
my
network properties I can't remember. Thanks again
Go into your Network properties and make sure the connection for the wired
NIC isn't disabled.
Hi
my IBM laptop will no longer connect to our office network. I have
tried
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wireless hot spot and have not been able to reconnect since. Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Hi
Tried that, no luck. Any other suggestions? Do I have to remap my network
drive? Thanks
Control panel, network connections, right click the connection in question
and select enable if it is disabled.
Hi
Thanks for the post. I have a really stupid question, how do i\I get into
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Next thing I would do is try a different network cable. You can't remap a
drive unless your connected to the network.
Also go to a command prompt and type ipconfig /all and post back the
results.

cmachill via WindowsKB.com said:
Hi
Tried that, no luck. Any other suggestions? Do I have to remap my
network
drive? Thanks
Control panel, network connections, right click the connection in question
and select enable if it is disabled.
Hi
Thanks for the post. I have a really stupid question, how do i\I get
into
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wireless hot spot and have not been able to reconnect since. Any
ideas?
Thanks.
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