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yes it is checked.

is there anybody that can help me with my problem?

in device manager there is computer,disk drives, display adapters,dvd/cd-rom drives,human interface devices, ide ata/atapi controllers,ieee 1394 bus host controllers,keyboards,mice and other pointing devices,modems,moniters,network adapters,ports(COM&LPT),processors,sound video and game...

i am looking in device manager under IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers intel(R) 82801fb ultra ATA storage controllers 2651 intel 82801fb/fbm ultra ATA storage controllers 266F primary IDE channel primary IDE channel secondary IDE channel under IEEE 1394 bus host controller it says OHCI compliant IEEE...

the replacement mother board and hard drive that staples used are the same as the ones the manufacturer that is what the computer tech told me as well as the manager.

is there anyway that i can enable the TCP/IP is there any other connection i can use instead of the 1394 net adapter i do not know if you need this information about my computer my computer is windows xp gateway 842 gm media center intel pentium 4 processer 630 supporting ht technology processer...

yes, i have 1394 net adapter connection.

i use wireless what i have is a crcket 185c portable broadband modem it is a pocket modem.

yes i waited untill they deleted.

now the 1394 connection is still connected it says to restart the connection and try to establish full connectivity click repair it says windows could not finish repairing the problem because the following action cannot be completed: TCP/IP is not enabled for this connection cannot proceed for...

i just restarted my computer before i did in device manager i deleted the connections that are not connected when my computer was finished restarting every thing i deleted cam right back.

should i restart my computer now.

i just did the error messages are gone.

yes.

i tried deleteing those just a short while after picking up my computer from staples i left it the way it is because i have a connection to the internet.