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6.4

cross over connections

Asked by thebusies in Miscellaneous Networking

Tags: cross, over, configuration, deleting, link

I have a colleague who runs a two workstation network. The PC's are connected via a crossover cable and set up for windows file sharing.

He recently bought a new graphics card, a radion5500. What he did not realise was that he should have disabled the on-board device first. He eventually got the cards working but only after some hard work and restoring his last good restore. He had deleted some dll's whilst mucking about with the graphics card.

He could not get the crossover link to work and neither PC could see the other, in desperation he created two new network configurations, none of which have worked, these have now been deleted.

Apart from deleting the network configuration on both PC's, has anyone any idea on possible quick remedies that may work.

As this is is home PC and he works shifts I may not be able to give you a yes or no immediatlely, but as this is a work colleague and he's doing my head in with questions any advice / solutions would be welcome. I am so desperate for some relief I am offering 125 points

many Thanks in Anticipation

Mike

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