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Yeah i did connect the cable but now i removed it off the external card &amp;&nbsp;added it to the internal card &amp;&nbsp;internet works. Previously it didn't but thanks for help.
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Yeah i did connect the cable but now i removed it off the external card & added it to the internal card & internet works. Previously it didn't but thanks for help.

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I have an XP operated PC &amp;&nbsp;i have installed a new network card with its drivers, however - i still cannot log on to the internet.This XP Machine in particular has about 30 - 35 local connections which i do not know where they come from,at the moment i have disabled them so i can use the external network card one but still does not seem to work. Why am i having this issue &amp;&nbsp;what can i do to solve it?
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Hi

I have an XP operated PC & i have installed a new network card with its drivers, however - i still cannot log on to the internet.This XP Machine in particular has about 30 - 35 local connections which i do not know where they come from,at the moment i have disabled them so i can use the external network card one but still does not seem to work. Why am i having this issue & what can i do to solve it?

Local Area Connection - Internet Connection

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