QUOTE(DeCompile @ 31 Jul, 2008 - 03:02 PM)

Well you're not giving enough relative information.
Is your internet connection through a wireless connection?
Is there mac filtering on the wireless adaptor or router ?
Is your new PCMCIA ethernet adapter picking up an IP address for your DHCP server ?
If your IP address are static then you will need to transfer the new information onto your new adapter - although you will need to remove it from the original adapter first.
Ok We have DSL in the office......I tried wired and wireless but couldnt get it to work right........ I did have internet when I disconnected the ethernet cable on new card, that quit later too.........I don't believe there is any mac filtering on the router.....will check tomorrow when I get back to work....the PCMIA card is picking up an address and is talking to other computers, just not the internet. The internet address is not static......when the internet was working on the laptop it had a 192.1268.1.102, but when I connect the new ethernet connection it changes to a 10.40.31.101 address, now my main server is 10.40.31.1