To resolve this problem, use one of the following methods.
Method 1: Reconnect to the Network
If your computer is disconnected from the network, reconnect to
the network. This may be caused by one of the following:
- The network cable has been removed from the computer or
from the network tap/hub.
- The network server is currently down, or the network is
experiencing technical difficulties.
- If you are on a dialup connection, you may have been
disconnected.
Check the cables and wiring from the computer to the network
tap/hub for loose connections.
If your computer has been disconnected
from the network, please contact your network administrator for more
information.
If you are on a dialup connection, please reconnect to
your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
Method 2: Use the New Location of the Network Resource
If the network resource has been moved or renamed, access this
resource by using its new network location.
Method 3: Password Protected Network Resource
If the network resource is password protected, obtain the
password from the resource owner, or have the owner remove the password
protection.