YOU NEED:

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2. 10MB Ethernet compliant network card
*Most recent desktop and laptop computers are supplied with a Network LAN adapter installed as illustrated in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2.

(I can't show you fig.1 or fig.2 because it's a pdf and I don't know how to get pictures off of it.)

Now, I was told in the FAQ to look in my Device Manager for a Network Adapter. Which I have. But is that the same thing as a network card?

I'm confused. :( Please help.

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yes, a network card is a network adapter.

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One more quick question. In the device manager the little network adapter thing has a red x on it. I sense this is not a good sign.

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And I don't get what you mean by the X; but RED X'S are not a good indication. Maybe you have your wireless off?

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Take a screen shot of it; can you do that? Like Prnt Scr?

And I don't get what you mean by the X; but RED X'S are not a good indication. Maybe you have your wireless off?

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I don't know what wireless means in that context, let alone whether I have it off.

However, my computer skills stretch just far enough to print screen you it. Stay there.

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One more quick question. In the device manager the little network adapter thing has a red x on it. I sense this is not a good sign.

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You'll need to use the CD-ROM that came with the computer/adapter, or go to the manufacturer's website and download them.

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i'm 90% sure it just means it's currently deactivated, so if you plugged something into it, it wouldn't have the red x any longer.

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It's a little difficult to make out due to the retardness of photobucket, but that little red splodge is clearly an x.

How do I find out whether it's a lack of driver or it's deactivated?

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http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y151/Dissilusioned/networkscreenshot.jpg?t=1220052233

It's a little difficult to make out due to the retardness of photobucket, but that little red splodge is clearly an x.

How do I find out whether it's a lack of driver or it's deactivated?

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Quote: from dissilusioned at 4:25 pm on Aug. 29, 2008

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http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y151/Dissilusioned/networkscreenshot.jpg?t=1220052233  

 It's a little difficult to make out due to the retardness of photobucket, but that little red splodge is clearly an x.  

 How do I find out whether it's a lack of driver or it's deactivated?

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That means there is no driver installed.

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Oh, I just right clicked on it and the first option was "update driver...". That's what I click, yeah?

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Quote: from CaliKevin at 12:27 am on Aug. 30, 2008

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Quote: from dissilusioned at 4:25 pm on Aug. 29, 2008

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http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y151/Dissilusioned/networkscreenshot.jpg?t=1220052233

  It's a little difficult to make out due to the retardness of photobucket, but that little red splodge is clearly an x.

  How do I find out whether it's a lack of driver or it's deactivated?

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That means there is no driver installed.

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Oh, I just right clicked on it and the first option was "update driver...". That's what I click, yeah?

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Otherwise like I said, you'll have to download the drivers manually from their website.

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