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March 19th, 2002
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"Network Cable Unplugged"????
Whenever i turn my computer on without turning off the other computer (the networked computer) i get a little icon with 2 computers and a red cross through it in the system tray saying "Network Cable unplugged". This is not true as my cable is plugged in, but my other computer isn't on. (so there is no connection between them). The icon dissapears as soon as i turn the other computer on Everything worked for a few weeks, and the icon didn't come up in the beginning, even with my other computer off. It suddenly just started happening and its quite annoying... Please could someone suggest what to do to make sure the icon isn't in the system tray, or how i can fix the problem where it doesn't say that the network cable is unpluged???? thanks Merlinux |
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March 19th, 2002
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right click taskbar..properties..hide inactive icons and customize, then fine network cable has been unplugged and change it to always hide.
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March 19th, 2002
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Thanks for the advice...
But i have applied that before... But i don't like having windows "icons" I actually want to disable it from coming up... But its a good thing to do at the moment untill something else comes up... MerlinuxP |
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You can disable the tray icon if you go to the properties of that connection (Local Area Connection) and on the first page (General) there is a box to enable or disable the 'Show icon in notification area when connected'
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March 19th, 2002
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I haven't got that box checked...
I have tried SOOOOOOO many things... This bl**dy thing won't go away  Thanks for the advice though... |
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Are you sure that there are not 2 or more LAN connections (i had once LAN and LAN#2)?
If you are sure than i think that some of the involved files have gone corrupt  What i would do is delete the NIC from the devicemanager and reboot (so XP will detect it again) and reinstall the drivers... Gert-Jan |
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March 19th, 2002
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Yes it is possible i have two lans, but only one shows up in the device manager...
I switched pci slots with my network card, and i'm pretty sure that's when it began happening... How do i remove the other network adapter??? thanks |
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March 19th, 2002
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The show in systray while connected will not affect this even if it is not selected because that only affects it showing up if it IS connected...i know it sounds crazy but thats how it works....if it annoys you that bad you can always buy a small hub lol...then it will always be connected =)...your other lan could be a range of possibilities one being microsoft tv/video connection. as to what that is i am not sure but i think if you restart it should just go away
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