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April 2nd, 2007 18:00

Can't connect - PLEASE HELP

Ok, I received my new Hard Drive, WD 160GB IDE, installed the thing along with the old Seagate 80GB that was already in there. I made the WD the master and the Seagate the slave. Once that was done, I installed Windows XP Professional onto the WD HD. Of course I inserted the Resource CD and installed those, then went and installed my Small Business and the Anti-Virus software w/ firewall. The MOBO for the Dell 4600 that I own made the Master Drive "C:" and the Slave "D:" and everything is going fine.
    Now it's time to connect to the internet (by the way, I'm writing from work cause I can't from home) and I go through the connection Wizard thing and nothing. I go through Cox Communications Broadband and I have a RCA Modem and a linksys switch as well. What do I do to connect? I need help and if there is any more information that you need from me, I will be happy to respond.
 
Please help.
 
** I made this same post in the Hard Drive forum in hopes that the more eyes see this... the more help I can get.
  • DELL-Donald K

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    Posted April 3rd, 2007 00:00

    Start, run, CMD
     
    Then run IPCONFIG /ALL
     
    See what your IP address is. 
     
    If it is 169.254.xxx.xxx  or 0.0.0.0  you don't have connectivity.
     
    It you have a 192.168.xxx.xxx IP address, the right click you internet connection, & click Repair to see if that will resolve
     
    If still having problems, try the Networking/Internet forum below


    DELL-Donald K
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  • Sniper671

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    Posted April 3rd, 2007 15:00



    dageezerus wrote:
    Start, run, CMD
     
    Then run IPCONFIG /ALL
     
    See what your IP address is. 
     
    If it is 169.254.xxx.xxx  or 0.0.0.0  you don't have connectivity.
     
    It you have a 192.168.xxx.xxx IP address, the right click you internet connection, & click Repair to see if that will resolve
     
    If still having problems, try the Networking/Internet forum below


    Figured out through the Device Manager that there were certain drivers that I didn't correctly extract and install. Thanks for the assistance though. Greatly appreciated.