Ethernet Cards

Question:

I have a Gateway computer with a Celeron processor
running Windows 98. There is an ethernet card connected
to the computer which runs a document center (all-in-one
copier, printer, etc). I am now trying to connect a USB
Ethernet adapter to get DSL on the computer. Problem is
they won't both work at the same time - I have to disable
one to get the other to work. Anyone have any
suggestions? I was told that upgrading to Windows 200 or
XP might do the trick... Thanks.

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> Question:
>
> I have a Gateway computer with a Celeron processor
> running Windows 98. There is an ethernet card connected
> to the computer which runs a document center (all-in-one
> copier, printer, etc). I am now trying to connect a USB
> Ethernet adapter to get DSL on the computer. Problem is
> they won't both work at the same time - I have to disable
> one to get the other to work. Anyone have any
> suggestions? I was told that upgrading to Windows 200 or
> XP might do the trick... Thanks.

You probably need to adjust your routing table.

route /?

will give a terse description of how it's used.


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