Changed NIC now no connection

,I have tried everything including troubleshooting with my ip provider bell
south tech's and a Linksys tech who I bought my card from. I have been
connected for 3 years without a problem but after installing a new card after
the old one failed, I cannot re-connect. I have xp on the computer I am
connected with and 98Se on the one that is sitting idle. Please help
--
Thanks,
Worm

Have you installed the drivers associated with the new NIC? If not the card
will not function. Have you removed the old IP address and refreshed with
the IP address again? The new card may not have recognized the address
without refreshing after installation.
"DC Worm" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:B2943907-4230-42B1-A908-(E-Mail Removed)...
> ,I have tried everything including troubleshooting with my ip provider
bell
> south tech's and a Linksys tech who I bought my card from. I have been
> connected for 3 years without a problem but after installing a new card
after
> the old one failed, I cannot re-connect. I have xp on the computer I am
> connected with and 98Se on the one that is sitting idle. Please help
> --
> Thanks,
> Worm

Ed,

I have removed, Re-installed, Changed Cabels, Changed cards, changed router
ports, changed pci slots, Installed and ran Winsock repair,and 2 other
utilitiy repairs. talked to Tech's and now Im Here????????
Please help.

"DC Worm" wrote:

> ,I have tried everything including troubleshooting with my ip provider bell
> south tech's and a Linksys tech who I bought my card from. I have been
> connected for 3 years without a problem but after installing a new card after
> the old one failed, I cannot re-connect. I have xp on the computer I am
> connected with and 98Se on the one that is sitting idle. Please help
> --
> Thanks,
> Worm

DC
Have you installed the drivers that came with the card? IF it is a new card
the previous NIC drivers for the old card will most likely not function
correctly with the new card. You did receive a driver disk with the card?
Also check to see if your card is bound to TCP and shows in hardware
manager.
"DC Worm" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:9821A663-5501-4B44-BA2A-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Ed,
>
> I have removed, Re-installed, Changed Cabels, Changed cards, changed
router
> ports, changed pci slots, Installed and ran Winsock repair,and 2 other
> utilitiy repairs. talked to Tech's and now Im Here????????
> Please help.
>
> "DC Worm" wrote:
>
> > ,I have tried everything including troubleshooting with my ip provider
bell
> > south tech's and a Linksys tech who I bought my card from. I have been
> > connected for 3 years without a problem but after installing a new card
after
> > the old one failed, I cannot re-connect. I have xp on the computer I am
> > connected with and 98Se on the one that is sitting idle. Please help
> > --
> > Thanks,
> > Worm

"Ed" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> DC
> Have you installed the drivers that came with the card? IF it is a new
card
> the previous NIC drivers for the old card will most likely not function
> correctly with the new card. You did receive a driver disk with the
card?
> Also check to see if your card is bound to TCP and shows in hardware
> manager.
> "DC Worm" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:9821A663-5501-4B44-BA2A-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > Ed,
> >
> > I have removed, Re-installed, Changed Cabels, Changed cards, changed
> router
> > ports, changed pci slots, Installed and ran Winsock repair,and 2 other
> > utilitiy repairs. talked to Tech's and now Im Here????????
> > Please help.
> >
> > "DC Worm" wrote:
> >
> > > ,I have tried everything including troubleshooting with my ip provider
> bell
> > > south tech's and a Linksys tech who I bought my card from. I have been
> > > connected for 3 years without a problem but after installing a new
card
> after
> > > the old one failed, I cannot re-connect. I have xp on the computer I
am
> > > connected with and 98Se on the one that is sitting idle. Please help
> > > --
> > > Thanks,
> > > Worm
>
>
Just a stab in the dark, but it may have something to do with cloning the
MAC address.
Check your documentation, the setup screens for the router, and your ISP to
see if this is needed.

Dave