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I’ve seen in another forum that it is better to be connected to the Internet through the ethernet port for usb not, is it true? Anyone can inform me step by step how I connect via Ethernet? Connect the cable to the router port and then do the same with the ethernet connection for my laptop but not connect …. I get an icon on the taskbar indicating that there is connection but at the moment of truth can not open any site, not connected the emule, the messenger is not working …. someone help me?

in theory should look for if you have enabled the port lan communications, that the look in control panel and then network connections, once have connected the RJ45 you have an icon on computers with the blue screen, but test to create a new connection, so you have to your left, you have an assistant.

Follow all the steps that you told me, when done effectively leaving me with a few computers a few blue icons on the taskbar but even so I do not have access to the network

‘ve seen in another forum that it is better to be connected to the Internet through the ethernet port for usb not, is it true? Anyone can inform me step by step how I connect via Ethernet? Connect the cable to the router port and then do the same with the ethernet connection for my laptop but not connect …. I get an icon on the taskbar indicating that there is connection but at the moment of truth can not open any site, not connected the emule, the messenger is not working …. someone help me?

After restoring the essential components, before closing the box back up, Ihooked up my computer and started it to make sure the fans were workingproperly and the storage drives were all in working order. I was able to getto the login screen with no problem, so I put the system back together andturned everything on. The computer booted up, but shut down before it got tothe login screen and would not start back up. I unplugged the Ethernet cablefrom the computer at which time, the computer tried to start itself up withno success. I unplugged it from the electricity for 30 seconds, and triedagain without the Ethernet connected. It started up, and I was able to login. While logged in, I connected the Ethernet cable with success, but when Iswitched on the cable modem, the computer shut down.I then disconnected the power cable from both the modem and the computer for 30 seconds. I removed the Ethernet cable completely and connected the USBcable instead. I switched on my computer and it booted up perfectly, and I was able to log on and surf the net again.

I then contacted my ISP to discuss this problem. The tech had me bring themodem and Ethernet cable to the nearest office the next day to get newequipment. Unfortunately, the computer still shuts down when I connect theEthernet cable and turn on the modem.

While my suspicion is that the on board Ethernet adapter is fried (probablybecause of the dust bunnies), I am hoping someone here might no if it mightjust be a setting I am overlooking. Otherwise, I will just cut my losses andget a new Ethernet card to connect to my computer.