A Network Cable Has Been Unplugged
I'm running Windows XP on a computer that is physically connected to the internet through a cable. The cable runs from the LAN card, into ANOTHER COMPUTER'S LAN CARD (yes, I'm using internet connection sharing). It worked fine last night, both computers had internet. Today, I put in a video card into the computer that is acting as the receiver in the ICS process and wham, my internet disappears on it. I have no idea what the problem is, does anyone have a clue? I do see however that the host computer has a IPv4 Address of 192.168.1.100 while the second connection on it has an Autoconfiguration IPv4 of 169.254.27.19: http://ioj.com/v/fa7px , http://ioj.com/v/fgc0j , http://ioj.com/v/6ytj5
Yesterday when both computers had internet, the IPv4 on all connections were 169.254.27.19.
The slot I put the video card in is a PCI slot, which is ON the LAN card in the receiving computer, something like this:http://www.just-cases.com/data/inpc_pro ... /1u5r2.jpg The LAN card also has a few PCI slots coming out of it, which I connected the video card to. Video works fine.
The computer hosting the internet connection sharing HAS internet (this computer), the computer that is on the receiving end says "A network cable has been unplugged."
Also, I did check the tab "Allow sharing.. etc".
Yesterday when both computers had internet, the IPv4 on all connections were 169.254.27.19.
The slot I put the video card in is a PCI slot, which is ON the LAN card in the receiving computer, something like this:http://www.just-cases.com/data/inpc_pro ... /1u5r2.jpg The LAN card also has a few PCI slots coming out of it, which I connected the video card to. Video works fine.
The computer hosting the internet connection sharing HAS internet (this computer), the computer that is on the receiving end says "A network cable has been unplugged."
Also, I did check the tab "Allow sharing.. etc".