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| talented amateur Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris, France and Florida
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| Okay ..... Since I have Windows XP installed, I now have TWO devices installed which are considered network adapters!! I have my Realtek Ethernet Card, which is what I connect my cablemodem to, and I also have something called a 1394 NET ADAPTER!?! What the heck is that? I am connecting, I am online, but when I look in my MY NETWORK PLACES I have TWO LOCAL AREA CONNECTIONS instead of one? I do have a 1394 firewire card, but I don't use it for networking. Thanks Tamara
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| ØLÐ GUÝ® Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: New Jersey
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| That's what it's seeing Tam, the firewire card and calling it that, by the way I got my copy of XP today, stuck it in and clicked check system, it doesn't like alot of stuff I have, including anything Norton and it specifically recommended that I take out Sandra before installing it. I guess I'm gonna install it tommorrow.
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| talented amateur Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris, France and Florida
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| Well I love it!! and thanks for that information about Sandra! I just tried using Sandra and it crashed my system TWICE!! So i guess no more Sandra for me! I'm ebaying my Windows 2000 cd btw. Tam
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| talented amateur Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris, France and Florida
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| Kaz But I don't understand. My ethernet card is installed as a 1394 HOST CONTROLLER or is that not the same thing? How can I get it to realize its just a regular 1394 card and has nothing to do with the internet? Tam
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| MODERATOR Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: United States of America
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| 1394 port is firewire
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| talented amateur Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris, France and Florida
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| Hi Tommie Yeah I know its my firewire card, but what is a 1394 NET ADAPTER? That is so strange! Also, I am connecting great, but my roadrunner software says that I don't have an ethernet card installed! Very odd Tam
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| ØLÐ GUÝ® Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: New Jersey
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| I wouldn't worry about it Tam if it's working correctly, Windows called my Highpoint RAID controller a SCSI controller when it was IDE it's just something for the machine to call it in general terms, especially if the drivers for it are MS. Generally if you add drivers for a device it will add a file to the system/inf/other folder and usually then call the device the right name (but not always).
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| MODERATOR Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: United States of America
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| It calls it a Net Adapter since as it has communication protocols associated to it. Nothing to worry about or be concerned over. You can thank Billy for it
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| talented amateur Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris, France and Florida
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| Thanks Kaz, and Tommie You're both right. I figured out a little myself.. I disabled it, and I connected fine to the internet, but when I tried to use netmeeting I got no picture from my cam. Sort of like what would happen in Windows 2000. So I enabled the 1394 Net adapter, and VOILA, my cam is working as if by magic!! So I want to carry Billy's love child. He's the KING!!!!!!!1 Tam
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| MODERATOR Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: United States of America
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| You're making me jealous again...
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| talented amateur Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris, France and Florida
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| want to be more jealous?????????? guess what is back in Win XP that isn't in Windows 2000????? MSCONFIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just tried to edit out some startup proggies through the registry but they weren't where they are in windows 2000, so on a hunch I typed in MSCONFIG and VOILA!! Tam
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| MODERATOR Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: United States of America
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| I love MSCONFIG...
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