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My Network is down

Below are some helpful tips to get your network connection back up and running. The suggestions below are based on a Windows XP network. 

1. Turn all the computers on the network off and then restart beginning with the server.  Restarting your computers will force the computers to attempt to reconnect to the network.  As a reminder, laptop computers do not fully shut-down unless you press the power key for approximately 5 seconds.
2. Check all network cables that are connected to the computers and to the router, gateway or Hub to ensure none of the cables have come loose or been disconnected.  Check for damage to the cables.  If you use a PCMCIA card on your laptop make sure it is plugged in securely in the slot on the laptop computer.
3. Check the network settings.  Open My Network Places click on View Network Connections right-click on Local Area Connection and make sure the network is enabled.  You can also click on Repair to try and repair the connection to the network.
4. Check your network adapter in Device Manager to ensure it is working properly.  To do this, right-click on My Computer > Properties > Hardware Tab > Device Manager button.  In the list locate the Network Adapter click on the plus sign to open the list.  Locate your network adapter right-click and then left-click on properties.  Check the status.  If the network adapter is not working correctly you will need to have a computer technician come in to install a new network adapter.
5. Check the mapping on the workstation computer to ensure you are still connected to the server computer.  Open My Computer and in the list locate the mapped drive letter assigned to your server; this mapped drive letter could have a red X over the icon.  Double-click on the mapped drive to see if it will re-establish a connection.  If a screen opens and you see files and folders, then the connection was re-stored.  Close all screens back to the desktop then try opening The Uniform Solution Program. 
6. Check your firewalls and make sure they are turned off in Windows and in your virus software.
7. After checking all the connections, cables and network configurations and you still can not get your computers back on the network you need to call Premier Data Systems.
 
Technical Support is available Monday-Friday 8:30am - 5:00 pm Central Standard time. The phone number is 1-800-286-8929 Option #2.

Please have a valid support contract or be ready to purchase support time.