- Oct 6, 2003
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I have broadband cable access. A couple of months ago I started to get a "Network cable unplugged" error. My Internet access would be disconnected and a few minutes later it would be fine again. It has gotten progressively worse since then. Now my access shuts down about 30 min after I reboot and will stay down.
I replaced my Ethernet adapter with an NIC card and all my Ethernet cables with no change. My ISP has checked the line and replaced the modem with no change.
I disconnected my computer at the modem and put another computer on line. The access works fine. This tells me that the problem is in my computer somewhere.
I have run McAfee Anti-virus and have not found any problems. I also run behind a McAfee firewall.
When the connection goes down, I can go to Network Connections and click on "repair" and that will restore the service, but only for a short time.
I am running a Belkin router using the XP networking. While running through the router, the problem mostly clears up, but still loses connections several times a day. When I connect directly to the cable modem, something makes the modem shut down and recover about every 15 min or so.
I replaced my Ethernet adapter with an NIC card and all my Ethernet cables with no change. My ISP has checked the line and replaced the modem with no change.
I disconnected my computer at the modem and put another computer on line. The access works fine. This tells me that the problem is in my computer somewhere.
I have run McAfee Anti-virus and have not found any problems. I also run behind a McAfee firewall.
When the connection goes down, I can go to Network Connections and click on "repair" and that will restore the service, but only for a short time.
I am running a Belkin router using the XP networking. While running through the router, the problem mostly clears up, but still loses connections several times a day. When I connect directly to the cable modem, something makes the modem shut down and recover about every 15 min or so.
