Viewing the wired network adapters in the Windows Computer?

Is there any way to know how to view the network adapters that are installed in my Windows Computer?

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For determining the presence of a network adapter in your Windows computer, you will have to;

• Tap ‘Start’ from the desktop screen of your computer
• Then choose the option denoted as ‘Control Panel’
• Now tap on the option denoted as ‘Network and Internet Connections’
• Then select the Control Panel icon
• Now tap on the option denoted as ‘Network Connections’
• If this option is blank, then that means your computer does not have a network adapter
• If you see a range of adapter names popping up, then that means your computer have a network adapter

It has to be taken note that if an adapter has an ‘X’ symbol over it, then that means that the adapter is disconnected. If you have the network adapter, then you can go ahead and configure the network.

Hello my friend,

There are several ways by which you can view the network adapters in your computer

METHoD 1:

START->control panel->network and sharing center
now in the left pane click on change adapter settings which will show you all the adapters in your computer.

METHOD 2:

Right click on My computer->then select propperties
nOw again on the left pane click on the device manager

when device manager will open
you can see the network adapters under the"Network Adapters".

ALL THE BEST.

Yes you have some ways to find the network adopters

WAY 1:

~~> Click Start> Programs> Accessories> System tools> System information
Window will appear
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~~> Navigate the following
~~> Components> Network> Adapter
now you can find the required information.

WAY 2:

~~> Open My computer properties (Shortcut Win+Pause)
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~~> Click Device manager
~~> Navigate Network Adapters as shown in above figure.
Hope you got required information.

hello my friend.To see the wired network adapters...follow these steps....
1-First go to start menu and open control panel
2-Then in the control panel window, click on the network and sharing center icon to open it.
3-In the opened window you should find "change adapter settings" , click on it to open it.
4-Then in the opened window you should find the wired network adpters as local area connection.

Follow these steps:

1.Open START>CONTROL PANEL.

2.Click NETWORK AND INTERNET CONNECTIONS.

3.Under or PICK A CONTROL PANEL ICON,click NETWORK CONNECTIONS.

4.Microsoft Windows XP displays your network adapters.

5.If an adapter has a red X over it, it is disconnected.

6.If the Network Connections window is blank, your computer doesn't have a network adapter.



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there is a software called CPUZ
Download and install it in your computer.
Then run it.
You wil get the list of hardwares that are present in your computer.
This is the easiest way to find all the hardwares in less time.

STEP 1: Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections.

STEP 2: Control Panel > 'Network Connections'.

STEP 3: If it is blank, your Computer or System does not have a Network Adapter.

STEP 4: If it has adapter names, your Computer or Systems has Network Adapter.

STEP 5: If it showing 'X' mark, try to install Network Adapter.