Windows 7 no internt connection (desktop)

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just bought a new desktop and it came with windows 7. I have another computer in the living room on windows xp. it is connected to a modem. and has a router connected.
bought a wireless usb adaptor (netgear wpn111) and downloaded drivers off website and couldnt get it to work. I then just connected my desktop straight to the router. but still no internet connection.
router works for laptops and such. Thought for sure it would work.
thx for help.
 


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Thanks for the info. It says that your NIC (Network Interface Card) is disconnected. So first check device manager and make sure you don't see any problem indicators associated with your network adapter. I'm not sure where the IP address are coming from if the NIC is disconnected, did you assign them manually? If so try going back to automatic and do a ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew. There is something wrong with the connection, the cable, or the port on the router, or perhaps the nic itself. You should usually see green lights associated with a proper connection. Please double check them all and let us know.
ok i see setup.isn setup.inx setup.iss and 3 just setup folders also i see ISSetup.dll so dont see setup.exe
 


This is the screen shot of the folder that I got when i downloaded and unzipped the file we pointed you at
 


so nothing can be easy for me. this is what i am extracting 10.webp
 


It would seem that one of us downloaded the wrong file since I don't see many matches in the actual file sizes.
 


It would seem that one of us downloaded the wrong file since I don't see many matches in the actual file sizes.

theres a small selector box on that download page where you have to pick the exact windows 7 version as home , professional and ultimate and if its 32 or 64 bit ?

what version of windows are you running ?

right click computer\properties to find out :)

all the 64 bit versions are huge @ 164.8mb yet the 32 bit are a more reasonable 37.9 :o
 


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sorry i didnt respond to u guys, i got pretty frustrated, haha, but i felt bad i didnt thank everyone for your help. 8 pages of help is rediculous so thanks again, i exchanged computers out, and got a new one, yet to try it, but ill let you know if it works out for me.
 


So got the new computer home, lugged into router with the ethernet cable and it worked fine, so idk what was wrong the old computer but glad it works, so now i just have toinstall the wireless device, thanks again guys.
 


Wow, a week and eight forum pages. Glad to know the new one works. Make sure you keeps notes of any adjustments, tweaks, programs and hardware added so you have some references to fall back on if problems occur. Good luck and thanks for keeping us posted as to your results.
 


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