Anyone here have any idea how many problems can cause a "Little or no connectivity" situation in trying to access the Internet through the browser. It would be great if we could line it out and make a list of the most common problems, thus making it easier to trouble shoot that issue.
Thanks, Giddyup
GiddyupGilbert
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Jump to PostLittle or no connectivity on an updated OS, in my experience, is almost always a physical problem.
Look for loose or bad ports, cards and cables.
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DavidRyan
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Little or no connectivity on an updated OS, in my experience, is almost always a physical problem.
Look for loose or bad ports, cards and cables.
GiddyupGilbert
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Little or no connectivity on an updated OS, in my experience, is almost always a physical problem.
Look for loose or bad ports, cards and cables.
You are not wrong, but I believe there can also be a problem with the driver. I'm not understanding ports, can you expand on that?
Giddyup
DavidRyan
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Ports, in this sense, are where each end of the cable plugs in.
GiddyupGilbert
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Duh! Is it the forest or the trees in the way. Excellent response, thank you.
Giddyup
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