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Old November 14th 07, 01:31 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
George
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Default Internet connection

I have a Dell Dimension c521 with Vista home Premium when i connect through
my switch it says limited connectivity and unidentified network. I connect
fine to that switch and line to xp machines and windows 2k machines. All
dell said was to reinstall windows. I also made sure it wasn't the onboard
lan by using a new network card. I uninstalled and reinstalled onboard lan
and got the newest drivers for it.
 




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