XP system prompts local network cable to be pulled out method

When we use computers for work, study and recreation, what are the most feared things to encounter? I think there are a lot of users will say that the network has broken the problem, that is, the computer desktop in the lower right corner of the local connection shows the network cable did not plug the good tips, why this situation? A lot of XP SP3 system users will always inexplicably encounter this situation, but their network cable is plugged in well, not the problem of network cable. What should I do when I am in this situation? The following small series to take everyone together to learn the specific solution!

The method is as follows:

1, first again check the network cable is not a problem, whether the network cable is plugged well;

2, check the Internet equipment, the modem has not turned on the power, the modem is not because of the heat caused by failure;

3. Check if your network card is disabled

(1) The mouse right click on the "My Computer" icon, select the "Management" option;

My Computer Management options

(2) Locate the Device Manager option on the left side of the Open Computer Management window, right click the Network adapters option on the right, and the "deactivate" option in the menu to indicate that the NIC device is not disabled;

Computer Management settings

4, check the properties of the network card, if the device is working properly, indicating that the NIC does not break down.

Network card Properties

Through the above steps, step-by-step detection results in the XP system desktop in the lower right corner of the local connection shows the network cable is not plugged in the good reason, we may wish to try to set up