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Network cable faulty

My pc is connected to a network.
Whenever the cable at the hub is touched or moved, my pc is disconnected from the network. A laser printer is also in the network, so I am unable to print my documents. What should I do about the cable connection?
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Hi,

don't touch or remove that cable!!

Serious now, is it a novell, nt or other network?

Byeee...
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Replace the cable - as mrorange suggested.
it could also be the port you're plugged into at the hub - try moving the cable to another hub port.

Jon
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thanks to everyone of you who replied my questions. Anyway I had the cable properly crimped by a network cabling person who said that the cable lines were not properly connected.
bye
please remove this question
Davy,
Just select the option to "Delete this question" if you want it removed.

Bert
Deleting a correctly answered Q is not in the spirit of E-E!

mrorange suggested that the cable was bad and it was so he/she should get the points.

M
Yes, I agree with Mark!  I didn't realize that the question had been answered correctly.  AND I also thought it was the questioner asking for the question to be removed.  Sorry for the mixup.

Actually, I think mrorange should go ahead and post his comment as the answer as it is obviously correct.

Bert
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thanks mark2150

iris
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mrorange
the points I gave should be 10 points not 1 as shown above.
So could mrorange be given 10 points?

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mrorange
the points I gave should be 10 points not 1 as shown above.
So could mrorange be given 10 points?

Iris,

After a question has been answered, it becomes worth 10% of the original value so that others can view previously asked questions and only spend 10% of the points they normally would for a current question.

In other words, mrorange got 10 points :-)

Cheers!
Jon
mrorange got the full amount of the points or even more depending on the grade you gave. The points awarded are multiplied by the "GPA" you grade. An A is 4x, B 3x, etc.

Welcome to E-E!

M
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Jon & Mark2150
Thank you very much. It's a pleasure to meet people like you.

Bye