Hi there. it happens like this, few days ago, my ADSL Modem was strike by lightning. It was fried, so I get a new modem. When I done setup everything, I just find out tht from the Device Manager, windows can't detect any LAN adapter (Nvidia), but my on board LAN, both solid Orange LED is on. So i think maybe my LAN card got fried too, so I get a new LAN adapter for my PC. After I configured everything, i can't get connected to the internet, but my LAN is working well. I try to use MSDOS and type, ipconfig, it shows up DNS suffix LAN...#106 ( its an error anyway). Besides, while i try to run modem setup from my Modem CD, it says: Can't detect LAN onboard.
Can anyone solve my problem here?
I will be greatly appreciate.
Regards,
Learner
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Need Help on LAN onboard problem.
#2
Posted 22 January 2010 - 11:46 PM
What is the make and model of the modem?
What is the make and model of the new NIC?
I'm not sure what your error was when you did an ipconfig. Can you please type it all in?
What is the make and model of the new NIC?
I'm not sure what your error was when you did an ipconfig. Can you please type it all in?
#3
Posted 23 January 2010 - 01:08 PM
IN addition to what Cave Dweller requested make sure you disable the onboard lan adapter in the BIOS.
#4
Posted 24 January 2010 - 06:09 AM
Modem Model: DSL-520B ADSL2+ Modem Router (D-Link)
LAN Adapter: DGE-530T (D-Link)
I do ipconfig after I have done basic configuration. This is the error that shown:

I have disable the onboard LAN, but the problem still remain. 1 more question, do I need to assign the port1 address in BIOS too? (IRQ3, IRQ4....)
Can you please attach the setting for my modem? becus I not sure wad to check in the setting.
Thanks guys!
LAN Adapter: DGE-530T (D-Link)
I do ipconfig after I have done basic configuration. This is the error that shown:

I have disable the onboard LAN, but the problem still remain. 1 more question, do I need to assign the port1 address in BIOS too? (IRQ3, IRQ4....)
Can you please attach the setting for my modem? becus I not sure wad to check in the setting.
Thanks guys!
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