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is the netcard still working and configured properly?<br />
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cheers
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is the netcard still working and configured properly?


cheers

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i dont know if its still configured. i dont have a local login so i cant check :( . im gonna bring a winxp cd tomorrow, see if that'll help me any.
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i dont know if its still configured. i dont have a local login so i cant check :( . im gonna bring a winxp cd tomorrow, see if that'll help me any.

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maybe all you need to do is to enable the LAN connection under XP<br />
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cheers
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maybe all you need to do is to enable the LAN connection under XP

cheers

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Hey all. i made the mistake of allowing myself to succumb to boredom and i overclocked a comp at my school from 2.66ghz to 3.3ghz. tecnhically everything should've gone fine, the ram defnietly could take it. it basically wouldnt start up after that so i had to reset the bios. After that i booted up and it came to the windows xp login screen. i entered my username/password and the domain i wanted to connect to and it gave me an error like: &quot;Windows could not connect to the domain, the domain controller is not accessable or is down. Contact system administrator.&quot; I set everything in the bios back to what is was. Any ideas?
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Hey all. i made the mistake of allowing myself to succumb to boredom and i overclocked a comp at my school from 2.66ghz to 3.3ghz. tecnhically everything should've gone fine, the ram defnietly could take it. it basically wouldnt start up after that so i had to reset the bios. After that i booted up and it came to the windows xp login screen. i entered my username/password and the domain i wanted to connect to and it gave me an error like: "Windows could not connect to the domain, the domain controller is not accessable or is down. Contact system administrator." I set everything in the bios back to what is was. Any ideas?

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&quot;windows cannot connect to domain, domain controller ...&quot;

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