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network interface card problems
My broadband router says it supports full duplex 10/100. My network card is a linksys 10/100. I'm trying to set it to 100 base tx full dupex. The only one setting that stays connected is 10 base t full duplex. why does this not stay connected at the 100 range?
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Re: network interface card problems
Set the NIC to auto. If you have a bad cable, that can sometimes force 10mbit connections.
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