How do you configure internet in XP? I'm used to Windows 2000 and it is so easy. But, as soon as I started XP, there is no internet. I was using a wireless adapter but had to use wired recently. Then I discover there is no connection.
Making matters more complicated is that my motherboard/computer has dual ethernet. I believe only one port is usable right now and drivers for the other port need to be installed if I want the option of using it. The thing is, there is NO INTERNET CONNECTION so I cannot install it. I really don't want to go to the trouble of finding another way to get connected and downloading the drivers and putting them on a CD! I shouldn't have to go to such trouble in XP.
Can anyone help me here?
I don't even know what to install or how to configure since I get errors when I try. XP is a mess and 2000 was so simple.
My motherboard has the Nvidia ethernet controller and the Marvel Gigabit ethernet controller for the 2nd one (FYI). I use a Netgear router and I cannot even access the router's settings. XP displays the (Nvidia) network adapter as "disconnected" (red 'X' over it). I have no problem in Windows 2000 or Linux.
I hate XP!
Making matters more complicated is that my motherboard/computer has dual ethernet. I believe only one port is usable right now and drivers for the other port need to be installed if I want the option of using it. The thing is, there is NO INTERNET CONNECTION so I cannot install it. I really don't want to go to the trouble of finding another way to get connected and downloading the drivers and putting them on a CD! I shouldn't have to go to such trouble in XP.
Can anyone help me here?
I don't even know what to install or how to configure since I get errors when I try. XP is a mess and 2000 was so simple.
My motherboard has the Nvidia ethernet controller and the Marvel Gigabit ethernet controller for the 2nd one (FYI). I use a Netgear router and I cannot even access the router's settings. XP displays the (Nvidia) network adapter as "disconnected" (red 'X' over it). I have no problem in Windows 2000 or Linux.
I hate XP!