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Network card Code 10 Error (won't work)

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Hey. I finnaly figured out why my internet hasen't been working... it's because my network adapter is getting a code 10 error. Now i'm not sure if that means it's fried or not (I hope not...) but, I need to fix it. I've been reading up on a lot of sites latly about this, but it's kind of hard because I can only do it when my roomate is not on his PC, or else I have to use the computer lounge outside of my room. (i'm at college now).

 

 

 

 

 

Anyways, I have downloaded the recent drivers, and an auto instalation for the drivers already. The thing is i'm still stuck on why it's not working. I've tried to reinstall/install the driver again, but everytime it doesn't automaticly find it. However, I know it is there, and it is and shows it is.

What network card/adapter do you have?

 

 

 

A simple google search gave me various results, something along the lines of not having enough free resources. Right click My Computer and click Properties, go into the Device Manager. If your network card/adapter is displayed and has a yellow exclamation mark. Right click it, click Properties and tell me what it says in the 'Device Status' box.

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