Win98SE and Network Cards

I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager says
it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
moving the card to a different slot as well as using
another card, neither of which worked any better. Any help
would be appreciated.
Thanks
Josh

Did you check the Network properties to see if the TCP/IP protocol is bound
(attached) to the card?

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"(E-Mail Removed)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
> Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager says
> it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
> winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
> moving the card to a different slot as well as using
> another card, neither of which worked any better. Any help
> would be appreciated.
> Thanks
> Josh

I believe so, the TCP/IP is bound to client for microsoft
networks. Is it supposed to be bound to the specific
network adapter?

>-----Original Message-----
>Did you check the Network properties to see if the TCP/IP
protocol is bound
>(attached) to the card?
>
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>> I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
>> Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager
says
>> it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
>> winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
>> moving the card to a different slot as well as using
>> another card, neither of which worked any better. Any
help
>> would be appreciated.
>> Thanks
>> Josh
>
>
>.
>

Yes, it is. Assuming you have both a Dial-Up Networking adapter and the
network card showing up in the list, you should have a TCP/IP -> (adapter
name) for each.

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"(E-Mail Removed)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> I believe so, the TCP/IP is bound to client for microsoft
> networks. Is it supposed to be bound to the specific
> network adapter?
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Did you check the Network properties to see if the TCP/IP
> protocol is bound
> >(attached) to the card?
> >
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> >Richard G. Harper ((E-Mail Removed)) MVP Win9x
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> >"(E-Mail Removed)"
> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> >message news:05df01c3981d$29a4de10$(E-Mail Removed)...
> >> I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
> >> Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager
> says
> >> it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
> >> winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
> >> moving the card to a different slot as well as using
> >> another card, neither of which worked any better. Any
> help
> >> would be appreciated.
> >> Thanks
> >> Josh
> >
> >
> >.
> >

Did you try to get an updated driver for the card and you
could try reinstalling windows you won't loose anything
remeber this is Microsoft>-----Original Message-----
>I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
>Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager
says
>it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
>winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
>moving the card to a different slot as well as using
>another card, neither of which worked any better. Any
help
>would be appreciated.
>Thanks
>Josh
>.
>

When you do the winipcfg are you able to change it to the
network card?
>-----Original Message-----
>I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
>Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager
says
>it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
>winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
>moving the card to a different slot as well as using
>another card, neither of which worked any better. Any
help
>would be appreciated.
>Thanks
>Josh
>.
>

I had that problem once, NIC would not show up in winipcfg.
I had to clear the tcp/ip stack in the registry. Try this if you
can't find the entry...

http://www.practicallynetworked.com/...ip_cleanup.htm


<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:05a901c3996d$315e1440$(E-Mail Removed)...
> When you do the winipcfg are you able to change it to the
> network card?
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I am having trouble gettin my network card to work with
> >Windows 98SE. It installs fine and the system manager
> says
> >it is working fine with no conflicts. But when I run
> >winipcfg, it only shows the PPP adapter. I have tried
> >moving the card to a different slot as well as using
> >another card, neither of which worked any better. Any
> help
> >would be appreciated.
> >Thanks
> >Josh
> >.
> >