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The network adapter on my desktop stopped working, and it has no PCI slots, so I picked up a Gigaware 'USB to Ethernet Adapter' from RadioShack. There's no product number, just the name. Using this adapter I'm unable to connect to the internet (Windows 7), while another computer using the same Ethernet cable connects just fine.
The troubleshooter tells me the adapter ('Local Area Connection 2') 'doesn't have a valid IP configuration.' I have tried setting the IP and DNS manually. Autopagex plug in keygen. If I do so it still doesn't work, and the troubleshooter cannot identify the problem. I have tried using the same adapter on a laptop. The laptop had the exact same problem, being unable to connect, until I turned the Wi-Fi on. At that point, for some reason, having the Wi-Fi for our network on allowed the adapter to auto-configure itself to connect to the same network.
Windows nt 61 download iso. Now, when used with the laptop, the adapter works permanently, even with the Wi-Fi switched off. I can't figure out how to fix this on the desktop. The desktop doesn't have Wi-Fi, so I can't use the same solution as with the laptop. If you think the adapter is hopeless I'm open to buying a different one online, or even replacing the desktop.
You can find the results of the command ' ipconfig /all' here: Edited by npw, 10 May 2015 - 10:48 AM. Did you set it to a private network? Or tell it to obtain an IP address when it connects? Okay, just read what you said about the laptop. I think this adapter is a WiFi adapter with a cord connected where the antenna would be, lol.
You may want to try configuring like a standard WiFi device? And also, did you try looking at it like a storage drive? The drivers, at least I can see, are on the stick like a USB pen drive. Right now it's set as a public network. I'm not sure how to change that, but does it matter? This is the IP setting that I tried changing: It didn't work, so I changed it back.
You're right about the USB drive part. It appears in My Computer as a CD drive, with an autorun program that sets up the driver. It also includes a.cat and a.inf file.
If it's actually a Wi-Fi adapter, it doesn't look like it in the network settings. It appears as a standard LAN connection, with no wireless settings or anything. Sounds like the driver didn't install, or didn't install properly. Try clicking on the autorun program. If you open the Network and Sharing Center, does it appear there? If you go into Device Manager, does it appear under network adapters there? The driver is definitely installed; the program says so and I can see it in System32/Drivers.
It appears in Network and Sharing Center as a LAN connection: 'Unidentified network.' It also appears under network adapters in Device Manager. Edited by npw, 10 May 2015 - 11:41 AM.
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