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Old 10-06-2007, 05:12 PM
kimiraikkonen
 
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Default If logon is fast "network cable is unplugged"

I've been experiencing that problem since upgraded to XP Pro SP2. If
my logon and XP loading process is fast and if i logon via AUTO-LOGON
and although my ethernet cable is plugged properly, i get "network
cable is unplugged". This is such a fake because i can browse websites
normally although that message.

A tip worked me for a long time but still suddenly i got the same
problem:


Start > Run: GPEDIT.MSC > Computer Configuration > Administrative
Tools > System > Logon > Wait for the network at logon and restart >
activate.


But strangely started to get the same problem and my windows loading
time became very shorter than before.

How can i fix?

Thanks.

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Old 10-07-2007, 01:03 PM
kimiraikkonen
 
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Default Re: If logon is fast "network cable is unplugged"

Isn't there any experience about this?

Thanks.


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