Local area connection: Limited or no connectivity
I run XP Home Edition and after a recent upgrade to RAM, mother board and HD I am getting intermittent problems with Local Area Connection Status: “Limited or no connectivity”.
I have spent a full day on the phone with 3 microsoft technicians with no results. I have a wireless laptop networked to the problematic PC and it is still able to connect to the internet – I have also attached the modem to the laptop, so I have ruled out modem problems. Any help you can provide I would really appreciate! I run a small homed based business and this is impacting on my business.
Thank you Diane
Generally the procedure for fixing this error is to troubleshoot the connection by eliminating the possibilities. While I’m sure you’ve gone through this with the support techs, it’s worthwhile recapping the procedure.
Keep in mind that sometimes one individual port can be damaged, so it’s worthwhile testing all the network ports on the modem or router.
Given you’ve just replaced the motherboard, and you’ve probably followed this procedure a number of times with the techs it sounds like the LAN port is damaged.
We recommend you take it back to the shop to replace the network card or motherboard.
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January 16th, 2008 at 12:05 am
I want to provide security to my Local Area Connection so no other can change the IP address