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"Network cable unplugged"I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my system,
but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with a red cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither box is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor connectivity. How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? Posting the results of ipconfig go/all here may help.
-- Show quoteHide quoteBob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE Networking, Internet, Routing, VPN Troubleshooting on http://www.ChicagoTech.net How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on http://www.HowToNetworking.com "Rattlingroger" <Rattlingro***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B6142E5F-DB9E-4970-B800-F25A6271E069@microsoft.com... >I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my >system, > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with a > red > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither > box > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor > connectivity. > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? Right click one of them in the tray, select open network connections, then
right click and disable each one your not using. -- Show quoteHide quoteCrosspost, do not multipost http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "Rattlingroger" <Rattlingro***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B6142E5F-DB9E-4970-B800-F25A6271E069@microsoft.com... >I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my >system, > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with a > red > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither > box > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor > connectivity. > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? Hi
You can drag links of the Connection (from the manage connection screen that can be reached by clicking in the entry at the top left side of the Network center) to the desktop. According to need it takes few second to right click on the desired connection and Enable/Disable it). Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) Show quoteHide quote "Rattlingroger" <Rattlingro***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B6142E5F-DB9E-4970-B800-F25A6271E069@microsoft.com... >I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my >system, > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with a > red > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither > box > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor > connectivity. > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? Rattlingroger wrote:
> I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my system, This is "by design" in XP; you can't disable the taskbar icon if the > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with a red > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither box > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor connectivity. > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? adapter is in media disconnected state. The only way to hide it is to disable unused adapters, as David B. suggested. In some laptop computers, the ethernet adapter can disable itself automagically when the cable is unplugged. Regards, --pa Many thanks to all. I presume if I disable these adapters, I can enable them
if I should wish to use them at some time in the future? Show quoteHide quote "Pavel A." wrote: > Rattlingroger wrote: > > I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my system, > > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via > > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with a red > > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither box > > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor connectivity. > > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? > > This is "by design" in XP; you can't disable the taskbar icon if the > adapter is in media disconnected state. > The only way to hide it is to disable unused adapters, as David B. > suggested. > In some laptop computers, the ethernet adapter can > disable itself automagically when the cable is unplugged. > > Regards, > --pa > Hi
Yap, that was the purpose of my suggestion above Right click on the connection Icon and it can be Disabled or Enabled as needed in 5 sec. Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) Show quoteHide quote "Rattlingroger" <Rattlingro***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:81CF61CD-C729-4CFB-AC30-5DF221874E8D@microsoft.com... > Many thanks to all. I presume if I disable these adapters, I can enable > them > if I should wish to use them at some time in the future? > > "Pavel A." wrote: > >> Rattlingroger wrote: >> > I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my >> > system, >> > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via >> > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with >> > a red >> > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither >> > box >> > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor >> > connectivity. >> > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? >> >> This is "by design" in XP; you can't disable the taskbar icon if the >> adapter is in media disconnected state. >> The only way to hide it is to disable unused adapters, as David B. >> suggested. >> In some laptop computers, the ethernet adapter can >> disable itself automagically when the cable is unplugged. >> >> Regards, >> --pa >> Many thanks, one and all!
Show quoteHide quote "Jack-MVP" wrote: > Hi > Yap, that was the purpose of my suggestion above Right click on the > connection Icon and it can be Disabled or Enabled as needed in 5 sec. > Jack (MS, MVP-Networking) > > "Rattlingroger" <Rattlingro***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:81CF61CD-C729-4CFB-AC30-5DF221874E8D@microsoft.com... > > Many thanks to all. I presume if I disable these adapters, I can enable > > them > > if I should wish to use them at some time in the future? > > > > "Pavel A." wrote: > > > >> Rattlingroger wrote: > >> > I have two LANs - ethernet and Bluetooth - which are available to my > >> > system, > >> > but neither of which are used because I communicate to my router via > >> > Wireless. However, whatever settings I use, the LAN icons appear with > >> > a red > >> > cross and the bubble "Network cable unplugged". In Properties, neither > >> > box > >> > is ticked to show these icons - whether connected or with poor > >> > connectivity. > >> > How do I get rid of these icons and bubble? > >> > >> This is "by design" in XP; you can't disable the taskbar icon if the > >> adapter is in media disconnected state. > >> The only way to hide it is to disable unused adapters, as David B. > >> suggested. > >> In some laptop computers, the ethernet adapter can > >> disable itself automagically when the cable is unplugged. > >> > >> Regards, > >> --pa > >> > > 
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