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I installed a Pioneer 16X DVD burner and a Western Digital 80 gig hard drive (set up as slave) to my Dell Dimensions 4100 866 MGHz with 256 Meg of RAM. My intent was to hook up my Digital 8 Sony Camcorder via the factory installed Firewire and burn my 8 MM tapes to DVD. I was successful in getting this all to work and went to look up additional information on the Internet about the movie editing software that I loaded and found I could not connect. I get the error "www.site.com could not be found. Check the name and try again" for every site. So far, I confirmed with Comcast that my connection is OK, I deinstalled all of the software that I loaded, I unpluugged the power source from each of the devices that I installed. I deinstalled and reinstalled TCP/IP for the network card. No luck. I did get an error message a couple of times that said :Network error, the support tuner has encoutered a network error. Check the state of the network and try again. I did run the network diagnostic tools and all of the tests, mail, loopback, and DNS server show unreachable. But I can ping the DNS server from the run promp. Another wierd fact: when I disabled the DVD burner, the computer would not boot up at all. It hung at the Dell screen. When I plugged it back in it booted. Any ideas??
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volcano11
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December 30th, 2004 00:00
Which version of Windows are you running? Are you getting a valid IP address from the cable modem? Try running lspfix from the following site:
http://www.cexx.org/lspfix.htm
There are other possibilities, but I'm not going to cover them all until you tell us which verison of Windows you have.
Steve
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December 30th, 2004 01:00
You are connected to the internet to post on this forum, aren't you? Download the program on the computer you are using to post messages on the forum. Copy the file to a floppy disk or CD-R. Carry the floppy disk or CD-R to the computer that does not work. Copy the file from the floppy disk or CD-R to the computer that doesn't work, then run the file on that computer.
Steve
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December 30th, 2004 01:00
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December 30th, 2004 01:00
volcano11
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December 30th, 2004 01:00
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December 30th, 2004 01:00
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December 30th, 2004 02:00
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December 30th, 2004 02:00
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December 30th, 2004 18:00
volcano11
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December 30th, 2004 20:00
Try unsintalling the network adapter in Device Manager, then turning off the computer and swaping the PCI cards around in their slots. Then restart and reinstall the network card drivers.
Steve
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December 31st, 2004 01:00
Please report what you are getting for an IP address, Gateway, and DNS server address in winipcfg for the network card.
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joecheeks
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December 31st, 2004 01:00
joecheeks
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December 31st, 2004 02:00
IP 67.162.45.196 DNS 63.240.76.198 Gateway 67.162.44.1 And I can still ping the DNS server via the c: prompt. I can also ping 216.109.118.166 (yahoo) and do a loopback. Network diagnosis says that these are uunreachable as well as teh network adapter. So I think that we are on the right track. Windows cannot talk to the network adapter.
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December 31st, 2004 03:00
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December 31st, 2004 03:00