Wrong message "Network cable unplugged"

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• Satellite M100-165: network cable unplugged message

  My NEW laptop TOSHIBA M100-165/model PSMA1E / with network card 10/100 VM Network Adapter Intel have big problem when connected to my office network!
  So many collisions I see on my HUB 3COM/model TP800 /. But this hub works perfectly with other computers in my office / other 5 computers works perfectly on this HUB!
  When I tried to connect my laptop directly to the floor /model of the CISCO Catalyst 3500 switch series XL / pops up the message "network cable unplugged".

  Only for the test I tried another TOSHIBA laptop computer in our network, but with the Intel 10/100 VE Network Adapter network card. And this laptop works perfectly.
  I hope you can solve my problem as soon as you can!
  Thanks in advance!
  Best regards!

  Ivo Vachkov

  Please see this topic on the forum. Maybe it helps
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=14852&MessageID=54037

• Startup gets "Network cable unplugged" on mini-PCI Wireless card

  I recently installed a Netgear DG834GT wireless router and now have intermittent problems connecting my Tecra 9100. If the 9100 has been off for awhile (like overnight), when I restart I get always "Network cable unplugged" for the wireless connection. Reboot several times (anything from 3 upwards) I finally get connected to the router and everything then works fine for hours. Even a quick restart at this point (that is, once that the wireless adapter is connected) does not cause a problem, but as soon as I leave the stop of the machine during a time he fails again on restart.

  There are no errors in the event log.

  I am using wireless mini-PCI cards and have already updated to the latest version of the driver.

  Any ideas gratefully received, for now every morning is a 20 to 30 minutes of rebooting frustration trying to get my connection work.

  (Running Win2K professional)

  Hello

  As far as I know, the unplugged network cable message just for LAN (Local Area connection-LAN) and not wireless.

  If you want to check this map to disable LAN in Device Manager. After starting the laptop turn on the wireless card, check the status using the FN + F8 key combination. Wi - Fi is activated after a short time, you should be able to use your wireless network.

  You can enable the option Show icon in notification area when connected. You can find it in the properties of wireless under the general tab.

• Laserjetpro m252dw: printer says network cable unplugged when plugged into a wall outlet

  My printer worked fine and all of a sudden, he is no longer prints and the display shows: "network cable unplugged".

  I turned off the printer, it is plugged. Does the same thing for the modem and the router. The problem is not resolved. Help, please

  Hi @Kajosil,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support!

  I understand that you are unable to print because of this "unplugged network cable" error message on your HP LaserJet Pro M252dw Color printer. I will definitely do my best to help you and don't forget to come back to this thread and mark "Accept as Solution", if I have successfully helped solve you the problem. If you want to say 'Thank you' to my effort to help, click on the "thumbs up" to give me a Kudos.

  It seems that the printer does not have enough power to work properly, or there is a problem with the cable/port.

  • Please click here to update the firmware of the printer.

  Make sure that the ethernet cable is connected to the appropriate port on the back of the printer.
  See the section: 'Return product view' in the user manual for more information.

  • Have you tried another port on the router?
  • Have you tried another ethernet cable?
  • Check if the cable is damaged or deformed.

  If the problem persists, I would like to do a hard reset and electric drain to see if this will solve the problem.

  • To eliminate other causes, unplug the USB cable or telephone (fax) for the test so attached.
  1. Let the printer and disconnect the printer cable and the wall socket for 60 seconds.
  2. Press and hold the power button for about 15 seconds to drain any residual electric load and then release the power button.
  3. Reconnect the power cable to the output of the printer and the wall, and not a surge protector. This ensures that the printer is full on and can help this situation.
  4. Make sure that the printer is connected directly to a wall outlet (do not use a bar or a surge protector).
  5. Try another outlet to power/room.
  6. Try a different compatible power cable.

  If the problem persists, I would try resetting the NVRAM. This will outline the printer back to the default settings. The network must be configured again. I can send you this information in a private message. In the forum next to your handle name simply click on the envelope to see.

  I hope this information is useful. Please reply to this message with the results. Good luck!

• Error Msg: Local Area Connection network cable unplugged

  I'm installing Wi - Fi at home and continue to operate in the above msg.  I have wireless but

  I can't connect to internet at the "another computer" - not the host computer.  New router and adapter, double checked connections
  and have all the lights good... can anyone help?

  Hello

  'Local Area Connection network cable Unplugged' is a message that applies only if you use an Ethernet cable to connect to the router.

  See the documentation for your wireless adapter to find out how to connect wireless. Or number of the brand and the model this adpater for additional help.

  Tricky

• Startup gets "Network cable unplugged" on (new) wireless mini-PCI card

  Repost in the previous topic was locked, but has not been resolved. Original post below, please see previous post for more details

  I recently installed a Netgear DG834GT wireless router and now have intermittent problems connecting my Tecra 9100. If the 9100 has been off for awhile (like overnight), when I restart I get always "Network cable unplugged" for the wireless connection. Reboot several times (anything from 3 upwards) I finally get connected to the router and everything then works fine for hours. Even a quick restart at this point (that is, once that the wireless adapter is connected) does not cause a problem, but as soon as I leave the stop of the machine during a time he fails again on restart.

  There are no errors in the event log.

  I am using wireless mini-PCI cards and have already updated to the latest version of the driver.

  Any ideas gratefully received, for now every morning is a 20 to 30 minutes of rebooting frustration trying to get my connection work.

  (Running Win2K professional)

  Hello

  I have the same problem if I stand for laptop and access point at the same time. If the access point is already in use, the connection is established shortly after. First the access point must establish a connection to the modem. Now the wireless connection is not available.

  I guess after the second reboot, the connection between the AP and the modem is already finished and you can use the network wireless successfully.

  Good bye

• Dell Inspiron 2650-system of operating Windows XP. I am unable to connect to the internet. Status: Network cable unplugged. Where did this cable located on the laptop?

  I have a Dell Inspiron 2650-system of operating Windows XP.  I am unable to connect to the internet.  Status: Network cable unplugged.  Where did this cable located on the laptop?

  I have a Dell Inspiron 2650-system of operating Windows XP.  I am unable to connect to the internet.  Status: Network cable unplugged.  Where did this cable located on the laptop?

  The network port is the port on the laptop (it is not that large - look around) that looks like a large phone connection.

  You have a router/network to connect to and a cable network to connect with?

  Look at the 'Network option' part of the poster:
  http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/ins2600/placemat1.PDF

• Network cable unplugged, the Panel grey adapter after removal of Fusion to a new mac

  I can't "solve this problem.

  A couple of months, I moved to a new iMac (end 2013) and the network in Fusion stopped working.

  Windows (XP) says: "network cable unplugged".

  Merge network adapter control says it has allowed (part that my mac is turned on), but the Panel is disabled, grayed out.

  I tried to change to full NAT, but mothing changed.

  Since then I upgraded Fusion 6 an update of version minor and improved Fusion 7, but the problem is still there.

  In the knowledge base, I found something similar, called other products VMWare, who suggested that the problem might be in the configuration of the network of Mac, but I am not sure where; and, in any case, S.O. and configuration and even got on the older iMac, where everything worked fine.

  I'm quite often connected to a VNC using Tunnelblick, but I tried to turn it off and the problem is still there. (And even once, on the old Mac it worked great even through VNC).

  Any suggestion?
  

  S. *

  After asking the VMWare Support they suggested merge to uninstall and reinstall from scratch. It worked.

  Uninstall completely merger: http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1017838

• Unable to connect the mouse Bluetooth, "network cable unplugged".

  Reformat my drive c:, Sony Vaio VGN SZ1VP Windows XP pro. Upgrade to SP3.
  Impossible to get Sony Bluetooth mouse works!. Have uninstalled and reinstalled Toshiba Bluetooth stack.  He sees the mouse but gives the error "failed to detect the service."  Also in network connections is to show "unplugged network cable."
  The mouse worked fine before reformatting. Help

  Axe79

  Installed the drivers from the Chipset (manufacturer disk) after you reformatted? Check out this link below and see if it helps you with your problem.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/811798

• Network cable unplugged, but I promise you that's not!

  I connect my computer to my Linksys router (this computer will not connect wirelessly).  Unfortunately, my computer thinks that the network cable is unplugged.  Let me give a few details before you continue!

  Router: Linksys WRT54GL v1.1, with the firmware update

  Ethernet card: Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller (with up-to-date drivers)

  Computer OS: Windows 7 64-bit

  And now for the fun part.  First of all, I thought it was a bad ethernet cable, so I tried another and another still.  The cable doesn't seem to be the problem.

  Secondly, I thought it might well be my ethernet card.  I plugged the ethernet cable from my modem cable directly on my ethernet card and was instantly rewarded with a connection.  With this, I noticed that my ethernet card is not the problem.

  Third, I thought, well, it must be the router.  I tried all four ports on the back of the router to see if it was bad.  None of them worked.  The router shows not all lights for ports 1, 2, 3 or 4, regardless of where I plug. Progress!  Of course, it is the router, no?  In order to ensure, I ran a cable ethernet to the router to a laptop and has been awarded once more with a connection.  If the router is not the problem.

  After doing some reading here and abroad, I have reduced my 'speed and Duplex"to 10 Mbps half Duplex.  Who has not solved the problem.

  Any help would be immensely appreciated, because I'm quite frustrated.  Please let me know if I can provide more information for you.  Thank you in advance for your help!

  My friend is a very nice person and so is his first wife. I get along with two of them very well, but they have been quarreling all the time while they were married. They are now divorced and married to new partners and the two relations are developing.

  What this has to do with your problem? Well, your systematic troubleshooting effort eliminated all the simple causes of failure but it has not examined the issues of compatibility. I suspect that NETWORK card in your PC is just out of tolerance or is your router. Other devices can be a little more tolerant (as new friends partners), but together they won't work. How to test this? Here are a few options:

  (a) borrow a switch/router of different brand of a friend.

  (b) connect the two PCs on a switch that is not the same brand as your router, and then plug the switch on the router.

  Please post the result here!

• "nine" error T60 network cable unplugged

  Hi all

  I just got a nine T60 today, and I can't connect to the internet using the lan interface. I can connect wireless fine.

  Whenever I plug the cable into the port, it remains as 'cable unplugged network' in this case connect to my router wireless router concert or ports. If I connect directly to a modem, it detects the cable and im able to connect. If I conect fine from any other laptop it works, just one of the problems.

  It's on windows vista sp1 Business edition

  Please help me on this problem

  Thank you.

  Too bad. I tried a different cable and it worked.  eventho not the cable that doesn't work with the new laptop, works with other laptops.  Well

• Satellite A100-512 - Message appears - unplugged network cable

  My model of laptop Satellite A100-512 bought in Germany, am now in India, every time I connect a LAN cable, I receive the status as "Network Cable unplugged", the system indicates the ethernet works fine! When I looked in the device properties... what could be wrong!

  Hello

  I don't know why it happens, but it seems that m has something to do with operating system settings!
  I found this MS very useful article based knowledge that might help!
  How to troubleshoot the following message appears in Windows XP: "a network cable is unplugged".
  Please check it and try the tips of different solution!

• I'm unable to connect to wireless modem, the message's problem is the network cable is unplugged got new cable still

  network cable unplugged wiundows xp

  I'm unable to connect to wireless modem, the message's problem is the network cable is unplugged got new cable still

  Hello Verashanley

  Since how long did begin?
  You have added a new software or hardware to the system?
  If the issue took place recently then you can try the system restore.
  How to perform system restore in Windows XP.
  If you have recently added anything to the system (hardware or software), then remove.
  If the system restore does not then check in Device Manager and verify that the network card is considered and no errors appear.
  To open Device Manager, click Start, and then click Control Panel. Click performance and Maintenanceand then click System. In the hardware tab, click Device Manager.
  Check the type of network card you have and that you try to update the drivers from the hardware manufactures Web site.
  Also, check the connection for the network adapter. Do you see any physical damage. When you plug the NIC saw all the lights on the network card lights up? If not, then you can deal with a hardware problem and need to contact the manufacture of the system and see about obtaining the card replaced.
  Let me know the results. Thank you.

• Updated IE7 to IE8 and lost my network connection, get the error "network cable is unplugged" which is not

  After upgrade, network display icon with a red X through it indicating "network cable is unplugged" - which is not.  System Restore gave me back IE7, but without two of the toolbars (I've since found the fix for this - but too late).  Tried a system restore and now completely lost internet connection - IE will not launch.  Always get the message "network cable is unplugged".   I have reset the modem, but nothing works... should I ask Microsoft, HP, or my service provider (Rogers)?

  Thank you

  Christine

  Hello MsC_99

  Check the modem on the back of the system where the cable ether net branch. Think you that shed light on this subject? If this is not the case then you may have a problem with the NIC or ether net cable may have problems. If you do this then try uninstalling and reinstaling the NIC in Device Manager. If you don't see the network adapter in Device Manager then try booing the system BIOS and make sure that he is seen here. Let me know what you find. Thank you.

• Local network connection / network cable disconnected

  I had an internet connection on my desktop and now I don't have. I have two other desktop computers that work without any problem and are connected correctly. All the workstations are connected with a Belkin Wireless G Router (F5D7230-4) by ethernet Cat 5 cables. When I go into network connections it says, the connection to the LAN is activated / network cable Unplugged, protected by a firewall. Device Status - This device is working properly. Network card: Realtek RTL8139/810 x Family Fast Ethernet NIC. The cable is connected, the lights are on on the port to connect to the back of the PC, the light is on and solid (not flashing) on the router where the cable is attached. I can take this cable and plug it into another PC and it works perfectly, but when I take an other cables and put the PC problem - nothing!

  I ran Malware, Ad-Aware, washing windows and AVG anti-virus 9 with no detection.

  Sony Vaio Desk Top PC
  Model #PCVRS410
  Windows XP Home Edition
  Service Pack 3
  Version 2002

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for any help

  Hi JamesGiannone,

  Follow the troubleshooting steps in this article to resolve the problem with a disconnected network cable.

  Let is know if this helps.