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01.17.2008 at 12:13PM PST, ID: 23091422
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"TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection ---- Winxp can't repair connection"

Asked by polaatx in TCP/IP, Windows XP Operating System, Internet Protocols

Tags: TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection ---- Winxp can't repair connection

Hello, I just connected a new laptop the network at work via cat5. I know the connection is fine but can't browse the internet.

In Network Connections, I see Wireless Network Connection and a "1394 Connection", which says it is connected at 400mbs. But I can't see other computers on the network.

When I click to repair the connection, I get a REPAIR 1394 CONNECTION error saying windows could not finish repairing because TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection. But when I go into properties for that connection, I see TCP/Ip item is checked and its settings are exactly same as another laptop that does connect to the internet using the same cat5 wire: obtain IP address automatically, DHCP enabled, etc.

When I try to create a new connection, windows says "your connection should be already working" and won't create a new connection. When I try to delete the 1394 connection, the delete option in the right-click dialog is grayed out.

The connection says it is using 1394 Net Adapter. Driver provided by Microsoft and device mgr says devise is working properly.

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