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Ever since I purchased my macbook just over a year ago, I have had no problems until now. I recently was online watching some streaming video when the connection suddenly dropped and I could not reconnect to my Verizon DSL. Through some troubleshooting, the person at Verizon said the problem was my PCI Card. Does this make sense? If so, how do I fix this problem? The person at Verizon said I would need to reinstall drivers for the PCI card. I have looked for these. They are no where to be found for me : ( the trouble is my macbook will not communicate with the modem (so she said). BTW I am connecting Directly to the modem supplied by verizon. Also, my XBOX360 seems to be communicating with the modem fine. IDK what to do. Please help.
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Is there any reason why you need to be plugged in to your modem if airport works? What connection is the modem to your Macbook the operator mentioned that you need to reinstall PCI drivers but the Macbook doesn't have a PCI slot.
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From your description - the cable/connection needs to be ruled out before anything else.
If the Verizon tech didn't have you do the following steps, check them out. First, don't just check the connection, unplug the cable at both the router and your Mac and plug it back in making sure it is snug. Next try a different cable that you know is working with another device. I cannot be held responsible for the things that come out of my mouth. In the Windows world, most everything folks don't understand is called a virus. Place your vote for our Member of the Month |
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I know that the problem is in fact not the cable and is not the internet connection because the connection works for my Xbox 360. WHat would be my next step knowing that the problem does lie with my macbook? specifically my ethernet port.
*edit* My modem is a Westell model 6100. Last edited by immski; 12-19-2007 at 07:59 PM. Reason: Added Information. |
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