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• Need to connect the network adapter when the ethernet cable is not connected

  Hi all and thanks for reading.  I'm new to the both VMWare Fusion and new on Mac.  I have a new MacBook Pro, I bought a month ago.

  I have software that works only on PC and its license server is linked to the mac address of the NETWORK card.  I am implemented on bridged network mode I use the multiplicity to link the Virtual PC to my other PC and it seems the network mode that works best for this.

  I've set up to work with the virtual address of the NIC card and everything works fine.  The problem comes when I'm traveling and my Mac isn't difficult, connected to an ethernet connection.  When I start the merger, told me that 'the network bridge on/dev/vmnet0 unit does not work"and that she didn't connect the device virtual ethernet0.  Under the terms of the merger, I get this error whenever I try to force the card /virtual machine/network/will connect the network adapter.

  When I'm traveling or not hung, I need to get the virtual running NETWORK card so my license server will take place so that I can run my software.  Any ideas?  Any help is most appreciated!

  Thank you

  Mark

  Change the type of the bridged network to NAT and then start the virtual machine.

• What is a substitute for the migration assistant? I tried in vain for three hours to migrate files from a macbook pro to each other so that even if connected with the ethernet cable the computers never see each other.

  What is a substitute for the migration assistant? I tried in vain for three hours to migrate files from a macbook pro to each other so that even if connected with the ethernet cable the computers never see each other.

  You can connect otherwise?  USB or FireWire or love at first sight?  You can connect both machines and start the one you want to transfer to target disk mode.  If your other machine is up and running with an account on it and you just want to move files, you can simply drag and drop the FRO the machine mounted TDM, or you can use the migration wizard.

  Or, if the other machine still starts and runs, you can start both computers and connect to the same wifi network and share the hard drive like machines on the network.  Access them in the finder on the new machine files and drag-and - drop, or use the wizard migration, on wifi.

• MB Pro restarts randomly with the ethernet cable is plugged

  I recently bought a thunderbolt reduction - Ethernet [1] and it works very well. The problem is that when it is plugged in, my MacBook Pro (13', 2015, i5, 8 GB) gets very hot. This isn't a problem, but the next thing is really annoying.

  Whenever I'm not load, but the ethernet cable is connected, and MacBook goes into sleep mode, the system turns off instead. Thus, for example, when I don't have the power cable and if go for 5 minutes, the system automatically sets the mode 'sleep'. When I come back, it is turned off, and when I hit the power button, a black screen with the Apple logo and a text in several languages, saying that the system restarted because of a problem. After that, MacBook starts normally.

  The same phenomenon occurs:

  • When the power cable is not connected and I close the screen
  • When the power cable is not connected and I SLEEP manually the MacBook
  • When the screen is closed and I plug the power or the ethernet cable

  I use OS X 10.11.

  [1]: shot of lightning-Ethernet reduction ter http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MD463LL/A/thunderbolt-to-gigabit-ethernet-adap

  The SMC reset may help:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201295

  Ciao.

• NB100 - unable to connect with the ethernet cable

  My netbook works very well with the wireless connection (even if I get only 4 MB when I have 10 MB connection). I visited a House of friends the other day and she does not have a wireless router.

  I plugged the cable broadand on my machine. I disabled the wireless connection and activated the network connection in network connections. I turned off then the feature wireless on the keyboard with the keys Fn & F1.

  It shows that there is a link in my taskbar, but when I try to open the internet it does not connect.

  I thought it was his connection because she had problems so today I went to another friends house and got exactly the same response.

  I decided to try the same thing at home and I disconnected the ethernet cable from my wireless router and performed the steps listed above.

  Still no joy - am I missing something?

  Tips:

  Use a static IP address, and not using DHCP.
  Disable your firewall. It can block the network connection.
  Disable network cards won't do not. If you use wired LAN, turn off wireless and Bluetooth in the Device Manager.
  Check if their ISP requires a power of Attorney, if they don't, specify the Proxy and Port in your browser settings.

• Satellite P300-173 never off when the ethernet cable is plugged or WIFI

  Hello

  I can't stop my P300 correctly.

  Whenever the ethernet cable is plugged or wifi is connected, stop work until the screen goes black but the power remains on: fan, always active LEDs. The only way to stop then is to press the power button.

  As the network is always connected, it's really annoying.

  Can you please help?

  Thank you!

  ER

  Hello

  Very strange problem
  First have you checked if you use the latest version of the BIOS?
  Please check this!

  On the European driver Toshiba page you will always find the latest BIOS and divers.

  Secondly, I would recommend disabling more upward on LAN option in the BIOS and in properties (device-> LAN properties-> Advanced tab management) LAN card

  Check if this may help solve this problem

• T460 touchpad responds liked when the Ethernet cable is plugged

  Hello

  I bought a brand new ThinkPad T460 ten days ago and I noticed that when I plug in an Ethernet cable, the touchpad responds: just a few clicks and taps are missed, the movement is slow and and sometimes temporarily blocked. The touchpad comes alive again as soon as the Ethernet cable is disconnected. The trackpoint and trackpoint button above the touchpad are not affected, only the touchpad starts to misbehave.

  This happens on both Windows and Linux, this isn't a problem of specific operating system. Furthermore, I checked to see if I am running the latest version of the BIOS, and I am. And there are no problems when you use the wireless adapter, but one of the reasons why I bought a ThinkPad was she has a port Ethernet, so not being able to use it would be extremely disappointing.

  I checked to see if there are any IRQ conflicts for the touchpad, but could find none. The problem occurs when the computer is plugged in and when it runs on battery only. I also tried two different cables in the same router, each in a different router port, and the problem persisted.

  I'm using the latest drivers for Windows 7 directly on the Lenovo site, and Arch Linux with kernel 4.4.5 - the Ethernet card is considered:

  e1000e [2.751703]: Intel® PRO/1000 3.2.6 - k network driver
  e1000e [2.751705]: Copyright (c) Intel Corporation 1999-2015.

  Should I expect it is fixed with a BIOS update, or do I have to contact guarantee? It is unacceptable to live with it.

  Tried in another House as promised, and the touchpad works very well with cable Ethernet is plugged. Also, before you leave the House with the problem, I discovered that the problem occurs only when the cable from my ISP switch is plugged into my router.

  Respect my opinion that this machine deserves a stronger touchpad, but apparently is not due to lack of computer - under normal circumstances, there is no problem with the touchpad.

  I'm stumped on how to proceed. Can I use a multimeter on the ISP switch from cable, but I'm not sure what to check (voltage? how does and between what son?). I'll also look into the suggestion of ferrite, I don't know where they are available - this thread is first heard of them.

  Anyway, I wanted to just erase Lenovo name on it.

• Compaq 6910p - wireless adapter turns off when the ethernet cable is connected

  Hi all

  Then, when I plug in an ethernet cable (connected to a router), my wireless adapter turns off.

  He immediately turns on when I unplug the ethernet cable.

  It isn't really a problem, either connection will provide my needs of networking, but it's just weird and I don't like it.

  Using Win7 Ultimate 64 bit.

  advice would be appreciated.

  Hello:

  This is the default setting to save the battery.

  If you always want the wireless on, go into BIOS > Menu of device Configuration and activation to deactivate WLAN-LAN.

• How can I load updates from pilot to another pc using the ethernet cable?

  How can I load updates from pilot to another pc using the ethernet cable?

  You would be better to use a flashdrive rather than an Ethernet cable. To connect using an Ethernet cable you need a crossover cable and then configure the network cards.

  I hope this helps.

• My windows xp will not pick up the ethernet cable.

  Whenever I plug the ethernet cable into my computer, it is not detect it. The router picks it up and the light comes on, but the computer connects to the internet. My dad already tried to install a bunch of drivers, but I think that it has not installed good. Can someone help me with this problem?

  The computer manufacturer: Nvidia

  Computer model: AWRDACPI

  Hello

  I ask you to check with your computer manufacturer if the Ethernet port is bad. Windows XP is expected to directly choose the connection of the cable. Also update the drivers of network card on the website of the manufacturer of the computer.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Unable to connect to the internet but I don't have a driver for the Ethernet cables.

  Original title: connect to internet

  I reloaded Microsoft Windows Vista, now I can't connect to the internet. He says that I don't have a driver for the Ethernet cables. What can I do to fix this?

  Hello

  You download the drivers from the website of the manufacturer of the computer.

  Use the computer that you are on to get here > download save Driver/s to Office > copy to flash drive > transfer and install them on the problem.

  Driver downloads:

   

  Acer:

  http://us.Acer.com/AC/en/us/content/drivers

   

  ADVENT:

  http://www.adventcomputers.co.UK/product-downloads

   

  Alienware:

  http://support.Alienware.com/Support_Pages/Restricted_Pages/driver_downloads.aspx

   

  ASUS:

  http://www.ASUS.com/support

   

  Dell:

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/ProductSelector

  eMachines:

  http://www.eMachines.com/EC/en/us/content/drivers

  Fujitsu:

  http://www.Fujitsu.com/us/support/

  Gateway:

  http://us.gateway.com/GW/en/us/content/drivers-downloads

  HP:

  http://WWW8.HP.com/us/en/drivers.html

  Lenovo:

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.page#

  LG:

  http://www.LG.com/us/support/software-manuals

  Samsung:

  http://www.Samsung.com/us/support/downloads

  Sony Vaio:

  http://eSupport.Sony.com/Perl/select-System.pl?Director=driver

  Toshiba:

  http://support.Toshiba.com/drivers

  See you soon.

• When I try to connect with my wireless laptop will connect only to Local access. If I connect the laptop to the router with the ethernet cable, it works very well.

  VIsta - Local access only

  HI -.
  I recently moved.   I use the same router from my old apartment and I had no problem connection in the past.   Since I moved I have a new Time Warner modem (Cisco) and the modem works fine.

  The router also works very well I'm able to connect with my iPhone and IPad without any problem.

  But when I try to connect with my wireless laptop, it will only connect to Local access.    If I connect the laptop to the router with the ethernet cable, it works very well.

  It's a Dell Studio 15 with Vista.

  The computer is able to connect to wifi to other places without any problem, but for some reason that I can't connect home.   I tried to reset the modem and the router several times, but that did not help.   I tried the option repair & diagnose several times but it doesn't work.

  I tried to look for other solutions online and tried to disable IPv6, and while it helped some and I was able to connect wireless, the computer ran so slowly that it didn't seem like a good solution.

  This has been very frustrating.   Thanks in advance for any help or suggestion.
  Staci

  Hello Staciusa,

  Have you tried to change the wireless channel that your router is running at? There may be interference that could prevent the internet connection:

  Take a look at step 6 in this article that give more details about it:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/Setup/wirelesstips.aspx

  If you need assistance to change the settings of the specific router, you will need to contact your router manufacturer or your internet service provider.

• computer goes to sleep as soon as the ethernet cable is plugged in and don't wake up

  When the ethernet cable is plugged into my pc, it immediately goes to sleep and don't wake up without a difficult start. As long as the cable is connected, the computer will not load windows, immediately go to sleep before my desktop appears. My laptop is connected wirelessly without any problems at all and when connected with a cable, no problem either. ISP says it's a pc no matter not a modem problem, there is a conflict, but they don't know where.

  I am running windows Vista Home Basic, a cisco modem, do not know what model.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  1. don't you make changes to the computer until the problem occurred?

  I suggest you to check the parameters of the power management of the device on the network adapter.

  To correct the settings please follow these steps.

  (a) click Start, type device in the box start the search and then click on Device Manager in the programs list.

  (b) in the user account control dialog box, click continue.

  (c) in Device Manager, expand network adapters.

  (d) right click on the network driver and then click Properties.

  (e) click the power management tab.

  (f) click to uncheck the checkbox allow the computer to turn off this device to save power , and then click OK. If the option is checked, then uncheck the option and apply the settings.

  Once you have performed the steps, restart the computer so that the changes take effect, and then check the result.

  Hope this information is useful.

• network discovery, file sharing and public folder sharing won't turn on if the ethernet cable is removed and plugged

  Public folder of Windows Vista sharing problem.

  Whenever my pc is disconnected from the internet sharing files turns back on. Options: network discovery, file sharing and public folder sharing will turn on if the ethernet cable is removed and plugged. How can I prevent this from happening.

  Hello

  1. Since when are you facing this problem?

  2. don't you make recent changes?

  I suggest you try to perform the clean boot and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  NOTE: When you are finished troubleshooting, make sure that restore you the computer mode normal startup such as suggested in step 7 of the above article.

  For more information, see this link:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/file-sharing-essentials

  It will be useful.

• How can I make the CONNECTION wireless at the insertion of the ethernet cable?

  I have a Windows 7 computer laptop and a computer laptop Windows 8 . On two laptops, I'm leaving both wireless and wired adapters enabled and on my laptop Windows 8 , when you insert the ethernet cable, the IDEALLY AUTOMATICALLY DISCONNECT wireless but IDEALLY REST ENABLEDwireless adapter. When I pull the ethernet cable coming out, the wireless IDEALLY it RECONNECTS AUTOMATICALLY.

  On my laptop Windows 7 However, this annoyingly can't. What happens instead, is that when the ethernet cable is inserted, the wireless REST BRANCH. Is it possible on my Windows 7 computer laptop I can do the wireless DISCONNECT AUTOMATICALLY when I insert the cable ethernet and Is RECONNECT AUTOMATICALLY when I go out?

  Hello David,.

  My apologies for any confusion.

  Refer to the advice given by don241 replied on October 16, 2010.

  Hope that answers your query.