XP system cannot connect to the solution that prompts "network cable to be unplugged"

XP system cannot connect to the solution that prompts "network cable to be unplugged"

Specifically as follows:

1, again check whether the network cable is not plugged, network cable has no problems.

2, check the Internet equipment, the modem has no power, the modem is not because of the heat failure.

3, check whether the network card is disabled:

A, in the "My Computer" icon right button, select the "Management" option;

b, locate and right-click the Device Manager option on the left side of the Open Computer Management window and select the Network adapters option;

C, in the pop-up menu has "deactivate" option, indicating that the NIC device is not disabled.

4, check the properties of the network card, if the device is working properly, then the network card is not broken.

The solution to the problem of "network cable being unplugged" on the local connection of XP system is introduced here. Users who encounter the same problem, please follow the steps above to solve it. This article is provided by the system city to share, hope the above method will be helpful to you.