A105 S4014 pxe-e04 and pxe-e05 errors - LAN configuration corrupt

Frequently I get the above errors on my A105 S4014 laptop, with the result "no operating system found." After much research on these and other forums, I have concluded this is a problem with the LAN card in my laptop. Some questions:
1. How do I get to and replace the Lan card in this laptop?
2. How do I get the Intel Firmware for the Lan card and reflash the card?
3. How can I get a new/used card?
4. Am I correct in my assumption the problem is the LAN card and not hard drive (maybe bad HDD causing attempt to boot from LAN - however, disabled LAN and problem goes away)
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Thanks for the advice. However, I'm a techno-nut so I will continue to poke until my headache is no longer bearable!
Here's what I have done so far:
1. Downloaded latest version 6 BIOS and installed. This seemed to help greatly, and the system would boot OK with the LAN enabled. But the cursor kept freezing up, so I thought maybe something still wrong with the LAN causing some process to keep trying (should have left matters alone at this point - I did find the cursor problem - see other post). Found a post on another forum by "Matt" who found that making a bootable CD with the Intel Proboot flash on it and reflashing the LAN eeprom fixed the same problem for him.
2. Made bootable CD with Intel Proboot and tried to flash the LAN eeprom. The flash update program first indicated "no flash present" on the adapter, but went ahead and tried to reset to factory defaults.
3. Rebooted computer. This time did not get the PXE errors, but the "Intializing Boot Agent" message appreared (never seen that before) and the LAN adapter was trying DHCP to get an address from the router. However, system would not reboot from the HDD. Checked the BIOS and all boot items but "USB" had disappeared from the boot order. Each time I reloaded the default BIOS and saved, when rebooting the system STILL tried to boot from the LAN. Each time, inspection of the boot order showed a "p" in position 1, nothing for positions 2,3,4 and USB for position 5.
4. Later, after perusing in detail the info on the Proboot Flash utility, I discovered in "fine print" that the utility was not meant to be used with internal adapters (I guess those on the motherboard, not removeable) and indicated the computer's BIOS controlled the LAN on those. So I figured that using that LAN flash utility somehow messed up the BIOS interface between the BIOS and the eeprom on the LAN.
5. To try to fix that, I tried to reinstal the version 6 BIOS. System would not install because was same verison! Then I tried to go back to a prior version of the BIOS (downloaded verison 5.5), but Toshiba BIOS update utility would not update version 6 with a prior version.
My questions at this point are:
1. How can I get a prior version of the BIOS installed, so I can then upgrade to the latest version again (to try to get the LAN adapter reset using the latest computer BIOS version)?
2. Is the LAN adapter chip an integral part of the motherboard on this computer, or can it be removed and replaced by taking the computer apart to get to the LAN adapter?
3. If the LAN adapter can be removed, how do I take the computer apart to get to the motherboard? Can somebody provide some instructions? I've taken other laptops apart and I know its a difficult job if you don't know the proper sequence of removal.
4. How can I poperly reflash the LAN eeprom if the BIOS upgrade don't handle it?
BTW, I don't think there is an overheating problem because the fan goes on and off normally.
Thanks for all the help. I really do appreciate it!
Joe

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