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We are using XP on Compaq EN workstations. &nbsp;The network card settings which we set by going into the network card's properties are 100mbps full duplex. &nbsp;However, periodically, they go back to Auto Detect so I think that, for some reason, the card resets to the default hardware setting. &nbsp;How can I set the card's hardware default settings to 100 full duplex?
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We are using XP on Compaq EN workstations.  The network card settings which we set by going into the network card's properties are 100mbps full duplex.  However, periodically, they go back to Auto Detect so I think that, for some reason, the card resets to the default hardware setting.  How can I set the card's hardware default settings to 100 full duplex?

Network card setting question

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