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    sb61g2 v4 nic card dead?



    i just got a sb61g2v4 and it seems that the nic card on motherboard is not working , it claims that the network cable is unplugged , has anyone else had this issue , id like to free up my pci slot again that is currently used as a nic .

    has anyone got any advice to try ,

    steps i have taken ,
    updated bios and all drivers ,
    updated windows xp to current state ,
    used multimeter to test pins , all pins show no current ,
    used 3 different networks (hard wired )
    used 5 different cables , rj45 cat5 and cat6
    so i got fed up at this point and installed pci nic
    but still wondering how to bring it back to life

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    nics are usually the first thing to die on a system. the reason why they die so quick is that they are put to some dodgy voltages
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    If its physically broken the only way is to buy another NIC or replace your board.
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    looks like the on-board nic is broken..if you want to free up the space then I think you need to invest in either a replacement motherboard (will be expensive) or get a USB network card......


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    well , it figures , too bad there isint a way economically to get a better fix , would have loved to have put a ram drive in

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