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network adapter

by Apr 18, 2013 9:47PM PDT

hi,
the network adapter is not showing up on my desktop. what to i do. each time i try to open it an error message is flashed saying file missing.
what do i do???

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Re: network adapter
by Forum moderator Apr 18, 2013 10:32PM PDT

I've got nothing that's called 'network adapter' showing on my desktop. It's not standard Windows. So it must be something you put there yourself. What is it, what does it point to, why did you put that shortcut on your desktop?

And is the file the shortcut (if it's shortcut) points to exist, or is it an error message given when you actually run that file.

Kees

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by bettywhite3 Apr 19, 2013 9:15PM PDT

network adapter is the option that show up in the network setting. this network adapter option is removed from the option itself

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