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• Removing the network card

  Ok...

  Recently I tried to get out of my motherboard, all the components, all of my HPE 300z and put them all in a new computer case.

  However I have just found out that my wireless LAN card prevents me from out the motherboard. You see, the card (which is a 1 X 1 inch chip apparently embedded in my Board), has its antenna located on top of my Tower, hidden under the top of the coververing page. The wire, who looks like she is permanently attached to both the chip and antenna, passes through a small hole in the intestine in the high my case to get to the antenna, which as I have said, is located in the space between the two cover very high and the top of my case. This poses a dilemma, in which it is impossible to remove the 'antenna' because it does not take into the small hole in the top of my case.

  By 'antenna', I mean a small piece of metal may be 1 cm top, 2cm across which is held in place by a screw. When I looked very carefully, I've seen next to him, serious ANT-3 marks on the computer case. I noticed there was one of them with a knurled further on each of the 4 corners, ANT-2, ANT-1, etc..

  Then... I wonder, 1.) If any of you have an idea what I'm talking about, or if I don't make any sense

  2.) If you don't know what I'm talking about, is anyway I can get this card? I'll just have to cut the wire and size $50 in the process? Should I call tech support and see if they help? Should I consider in Best Buy and have the geek squad look?

  -Thank you for reading this, any help is appreciated

  Here is a picture of what my wirless lan antenna looks like - http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/9710/lanantenna.jpg

• Remove the network adapter - error

  Hello

  I use the following code to remove all NICs connected to the specific virtual machine.

  Sometimes the workflow completes without error, but most of the time, I get the following error in the vCenter: invalid configuration for the device '1'.

  What can I change in my code?

  var nicsToRemove = [];

  for each {(device var in vm.config.hardware.device)

  If (device instanceof VcVirtualVmxnet

  || device instanceof VcVirtualVmxnet2

  || device instanceof VcVirtualVmxnet3

  || device instanceof VcVirtualE1000

  || device instanceof VcVirtualPCNet32

  || device instanceof VcVirtualEthernetCard) {}

  Here, you can add custom logic to decide whether to remove the network card

  This code example removes all network adapters

  nicsToRemove.push (device);

  }

  }

  var vmConfigSpec = new VcVirtualMachineConfigSpec();

  var deviceChanges = [];

  var deviceConfigSpec = new VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpec();

  System.log (VM. (Name)

  for each {(var nic in nicsToRemove)

  deviceConfigSpec.operation = VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpecOperation.remove;

  deviceConfigSpec.device = nic;

  System.log ("the nic is:" + nic.connectable.status);

  vmConfigSpec.deviceChange = deviceChanges;

  If (nic.connectable.status == 'ok') {}

  deviceChanges.push (deviceConfigSpec);

  }

  }

  try {}

  myTask = vm.reconfigVM_Task (vmConfigSpec);

  } catch (ex) {}

  System.Warn ("the reconfiguration of the VM error:" + ex);

  }

  It looks like your code is wrong here:

  for each {(var nic in nicsToRemove)

  deviceConfigSpec.operation = VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpecOperation.remove;

  deviceConfigSpec.device = nic;

  System.log ("the nic is:" + nic.connectable.status);

  vmConfigSpec.deviceChange = deviceChanges;

  If (nic.connectable.status == 'ok') {}

  deviceChanges.push (deviceConfigSpec);

  }

  }

  I think it should be:

  for each {(var nic in nicsToRemove)

  deviceConfigSpec.operation = VcVirtualDeviceConfigSpecOperation.remove;

  deviceConfigSpec.device = nic;

  System.log ("the nic is:" + nic.connectable.status);

  If (nic.connectable.status == 'ok') {}

  deviceChanges.push (deviceConfigSpec);

  }

  }

  vmConfigSpec.deviceChange = deviceChanges;

  You also probably want to get out the task if deviceChanges.length<= 0="" since="" there="" is="" no="" nic="" in="" the="" desired="">

• Compaq Presario V6000: exclamation point next to the network card in the BIOS Setup

  Hello

  Recently, I find the wifi on my laptop does not work with projected light orange. I tried hard to stop my laptop, remove the battery and then restart the same thing with resetting the wifi button but of no use. Also with F10 if I enter the configuration for starting it I find exclamation close the my network card with the message that the ability to start will be disabled if the device with the exclamation mark.

  Please let know us, as I did also update my network drivers.

  Concerning

  Arvind

  Hi @Arvind_1990 ,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  It's a great place to find answers and suggestions!

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  Compaq Pressario V6000 series laptop, what your exact model?

  How can I find my model number or product number?

  I understand - you have a problem with your wireless network. You tried to update the drivers, but there was no change.

  Did you of recent changes made to your Internet provider or router?

  If you go into Device Manager there is an error on the network card?  If yes what is it?

  Here is a link to HP - troubleshooting your wireless network computers and Internet (Windows 7)

  Have your tried running MS Fix It for help with this difficulty?

  Good luck!

• Limited - access Windows couldn't automatically bind IP Protocol on the network card batteries

  When I try to connect to the internet, I have limited access. Troubleshooting, I get: Windows could not automatically bind piles of IP Protocol on the network card.

  I tried to reset the TCP/IP stack, using the netsh command, but I can't always connect

  Hi Hellscream,

  This thread offers several solutions for the same issue:
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7network/thread/b9277eb2-7158-4724-A272-c46433b983c6

  The most common solution has been to remove and then reinstall the antivirus or firewall. I would give that a shot and see if that helps! If this is not the case, try some of the other solutions on this thread to see if they help!

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• My Windows 7 computer is no more can detect the wired network, but all my other wireless and wireline devices connect very well. Replace the network card and no change.

  Hello!  This morning my Windows 7 (the motherboard Acer) desktop ceased to recognize the wired connection to its network card.  In other words, it shows kind of connection, but notes "no Internet access.  It connects to a surfboard by Motorola through one Ooma hub, although I encounter the same problem when I connect to the desktop directly to the surfboard.  All other devices Wi-wired and that connect to the surfboard are functioning properly.

  Thinking that the Realtek NIC on the motherboard Asus was the problem, I installed a new Trendnet network interface card in the PCI slot.  I disabled the network card to the motherboard via the BIOS settings.  No change.  Always 'no Internet access.

  Time Warner Cable test the modem from their office and said it was working properly.  I also connected a laptop directly to the surf board using the same cable, and he was able to connect to the internet.

  Can someone help me understand what the problem is?  Thank you!

  You have McAfee? McAfee has been updated at the same time as the last batch of updates from Windows 7 and this is the cause of problems of internet connection for most, if not all, users of McAfee.

  See the communication from this "criticism" - McAfee

  Some customers may experience a loss of network connectivity and/or errors in McAfee Security Center after a recent update

  You should make the fix McAfee, if necessary. There are corresponding communications for their enterprise products.

  I had to run the removal of McAfee Development tool a few times before and it caused a problem with the license if the PC was not connected to the internet during the abduction. Due cat of McAfee support reset their files in order to allow the relocation-reactivation. Here is their link cat - McAfee - media contains the link to the cat

• BIOS update removes vswitches network cards

  I'm upgrading some BL465 ESX 3.0.2, and 3.5 U4 G1 HP blades.  On one, I did the upgrade, then found that there was a much more recent BIOS from April 2009.  So I've updated, then discovered that on all vswitches except the Service Console, network cards had been removed.  Through the wizard to add their return worked well.

  On another Blade, I did the upgrade of the BIOS first, then checked.  Same with ESX still at 3.0.2.  Someone at - he seen this before?

  Yes I had this running HP firmware cd, nic firmware updated and ESX essentially see the NETWORK card as good as new. Instead of vmnic 0-3, I then had 4-7. Re-configuration / console on the online ordering vSwitches not even the vSwitch SC had an adapter that are entrusted to him. Even changed both my HBA name.

  Afterwards, I always Firmware CD before a full renistall said the next version of ESX. Keep coherent whole that way too.

• Satellite Pro P300 - 13 M - how to replace the network card?

  Hello I have the Satellite Pro P300 - 13M.

  My sister fell on my UTP cable and so he was taken out by force and because of that "holding-pings" on the front of the port are bent or broken, so whenever I put in a cable with traction slightess or accidental poke I'm new offline...

  I'm out of my warranty period, is it possible to fix this? Can I replace it myself?
  USB network adapters are a viable solution to replace if I can't replace it?

  Help > _

  To resolve this issue, you must replace the motherboard. The network card or a network location is soldered on the motherboard and cannot be traded.

  In addition, it would be not covered by warranty. This isn't a matter of Toshiba, this is caused by the customer.

  However, if you want to repair you must contact an ASP or search you on eBay for a card mother of second hand.

• How to remove the SD card in the slot

  Hello..

  What can I do with this problem... my SD card is stuck in the slot.
  My little sister has inserted a card into the solt, but unfortunately, I have not installed the required software.

  So please help me as soon as possible.

  How can I get the card...

  First it s no matter whether or not the software (driver) SD card has been installed.
  It should be able to remove the SD card always! Just to turn it off

  But I have questions;
  What cell phone do you have and you insert a compatible SD card into the slot of the card reader?

• Beginner wx345 how to remove the sim card

  Once I deleted block I see sim. a video utube about the abduction. no joy. asfraid I'll break all restraint, which I think is present to keep sim in. or he did often another non-smart telephone it is odd in some ways seems designed for very untech people which makes it more difficult to ACTIVATE for me lol.

  Hi John,.

  to REMOVE the SIM card

  it slides right in the WX345

  the metal support is stopped (it does not flip open)

• Unable to connect to the internet with the NETWORK card and Windows Millennium Edition.

  Hello

  I turned on my old computer yesterday, who has installed Windows Millennium Edition. At the back of the computer is an Ethernet port which is marked as LIEN ACT. The NIC with this port is Realtek 8139 PCI Fast Internet Adapter. I spend two hours on the Internet configuration and I did and finally got connected, but then, a few hours after, something went wrong and the Internet and the NETWORK card has stopped working! And the card has disappeared from the Device Manager, but he's still showing in network in Control Panel. I opened the computer and I reconnected it to the slot, but it did not help. At the back of the computer next to this port are two LEDs - green indicates the power that lights up when I plug the Internet cable and the other orange indicates actual connection. But now these two LEDs are not indicating something even when I plugged in the cable to the Internet, which comes from my router. In the computer a Dial Up connection PCI is installed too, but I disabled it. I used Dial-Up in 2002. So, I need help.
  But I know that I can connect with this Ethernet card to the Internet because it worked for 3 hours, I've loaded the pages and downloaded programs.
  Please don't point, should I upgrade Windows!
  Thank you.

  Hi friend,
  You can try a Bing search on connectivity to Win ME, I don't know there are still a few old sites that are not taken down you will find a few FAQ on.
  I saw not a ME machine in too many years to count!
  Good luck on your adventure.
  B Eddie

• Close the network card?

  I have a machine that I have leveled off for XP Pro SP3 because I have a few HW record that ONLY works on XP.

  I want comtrol machine including = WOL WakeOnLAN remotely.

  I had an old IBM Thinkcenter used for recording HW, but I want a bit more powerful machine of Noah - let's call it MC.

  The MC has been running Windows 7 before but now ranked out of XP Pro SP3 and it works fine - with the exception of WOL installation.

  I simply does not work and I see that the network adapter is SHUT OFF when the machine is turned off - the old IBM ThinkCenter I can always see the LED light when it is turned off.

  I beleave there are new drivers for the network card, but I checked the settings on the parameters WOL and I did also the settings in the BIOS.

  Still no light in the LED on the back of the RJ45 of computers. Also I see no light on the swichport where the MC cable is inserted into the switch.

  It is on the Ethernet card on board and it is a NVIDIA nForce 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet with "drivers".

  What can be wrong here and how I can fix the problem?

  You may have read my first post that I deleted later because I had completely misread your post before responding.  As I said then, Wake on Lan is controlled by the motherboard and firmware of the NETWORK adapter, it is not dependent on the operating system, a compatible computer without any OS installed WOL can be started by WOL providing that it is properly enabled in the BIOS and NETWORK card firmware.   Windows (or other operating system) really has nothing as such to do with function Wake on Lan, the extent to which any OS with WOL is limited because it can enable the feature in the firmware of the NETWORK adapter through the drivers or other utilities provided by the manufacturer of the device.  If it worked before then you know that the computer is able to do, was not because Windows 7 has been installed, it worked because it has been correctly configured in the firmware of the NETWORK adapter and the BIOS.  When you installed Windows XP it is most likely did not have the drivers for the NETWORK card and it may have reset the NIC to default settings that cannot be reset correctly with the drivers you have installed later.  Have you installed the card mother/chipset drivers?  They may be needed for other drivers work correctly.

  Wake on Lan has everything to do with the BIOS, it is implemented by the motherboard.  If your computer is capable of WOL (which we know that it is) there is an option for it in the BIOS, it might be under a different name, like "Power Up on PCI device" or something else.  If you don't see a power management Option in the BIOS, it might be in the advanced settings, it's there somewhere.  If Windows can have changed WOL BIOS settings during installation is something that I don't know, but I can tell you that Windows can change some settings in the BIOS, you can adjust the timers BIOS to start the computer at scheduled time so who knows what he might be able to change.

  John

• I can't connect you on some client computers on a domain environment unless I have remove the network cable.

  I have almost five machines on my LAN that cannot log on to the domain, unless I have remove the network cable and then it connects.
  Please advise?

  On the domain controller or problems by communicating with the domain controller, when you remove the network cable, you connect with that caching of credentials.  Also look at the DNS settings on the RODC, the RODC DNS should point to itself, make sure that the machines are all on the same subnet.

  John

• PC laptop Pavilion 17: what is the NETWORK card in the Pavilion 17?

  This machine is my daughter-in-law. She had a HD crash & replaced the HD. She bought Win 7 Pro 64 bits/load

  on the new HD. I got all operational except for the network card.  I need to load the drivers for the NETWORK card, but I can't find any explanation as to what is the make and model in this machine.  News machine below:

  Model 17-e049WM

  Product E0J75UA #ABA

  SER # 5CD3201PVG

  SYS COUNCIL 1984

  Looks like it's realtek, both wireless and NIC manufacturer. Although the model of the NETWORK adapter is not available, you can download these drivers from here

  http://www.Realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?langid=1&PNid=13&PFID=4&level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GETDOWN=false

  or here at HP.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63001-63500/sp63396.exe

• Error 701 even if the network card is disabled.

  Get the 701 error even if the network card is disabled.

  See photos.

  Is there any fix to it?

  Regards Carl

  Problem solved!

  At the tip of reinstall the defective original wireless network card and disable it.

  The error message in the upstart disappered.

  I now use network map TP Link USB instead with no problems.