Computer Hope
Internet & Networking => Networking => Topic started by: John13971397 on November 16, 2006, 12:52:14 PM
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I have a 533 mhz computer and when first turning on machine after setup it asks you to hit N to connect to network. It has a 3com sticker on the front of case and it used to ask to enter msdi I believe to hit keys alt clrl and b or c. I turned this off but is there anyway of turning off hit N to connect to network or is this built in to the motherboard as it can not be coming from hard drive as it was partioned and formatted?
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John13971397
I have a 533 mhz computer and when first turning on machine after setup it asks you to hit N to connect to network.
Exactly what do you mean by "after setup" ? What are you setting up ?
What operating system are you using ?
How do you normally connect to the internet ........ dial-up , cable or ADSL
dl65 ::)
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I'm not even getting to windows it's right at bootup, I believe its coming from the 10/100 network card this card must have rom information, if I pull this card this should end all my network questions at bootup right?
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John13971397........ I'm a little puzzled by your response ........ If you remove the ethernet card ......... how do you plan on connecting to the internet .......... a dial-up connection?
What operating system are you using ?
How do you normally connect to the internet ........ dial-up , cable or ADSL
....... you havent answered these questions yet ....... or did I miss them ?
dl65 ::)
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I suspect the BIOS has been wrongly configured to boot from the network. Enter the BIOS and change that setting to boot from hard drive instead.