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NIC could not be used because of change of slot position


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redwave250443

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A NIC can be used normally when it is placed PCI slot 1,accessing internet is ok, etc. The NIC could not works well once it has been changed into other PCI slot 2 while the connection symbol at the bottom of task bar indicates excalmatory mark in it. Why does it appear this situation? I did not do anything except exchanging it's position. Any help are greatly appreciated.
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From what I can tell, from what your are saying, is that it is still reading that the card and there is a exclamation mark showing you that there is a conflict somewhere. You might need to reinstall the driver for it, I would try that first.

Second, do you have anything different you can plug into the PCI slot to see if the slot might not be working? If you put something in there and it works… then you have ruled out the PCI slot as the problem.

Try those 2 thing if that does not work let me know.
..oh ya ...what happen when you first put it into the 2nd PCI slot and booted windows... did windows find it and try to load the drivers for it??
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Oh, Windows XP could find it and not works well!!!
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