LAN Problem in Windows 2003 Server (LAN connection disabled)

I have installed LAN in Windows 2003 Service. But it shows LAN connection disabled. LAN connection is also proper.
I asked local vendor, he told me that it may due to virus problem. i do not want to format the machine against. i have very much useful data in it.
Kedar

Hi
Do you mean you have plugged in the network cable to the server and the network card showing disabled.
If its disabled in the network and sharing then you need to enable it.
If you can't see any network connection in the network and sharing form control panel then check if the network card driver has installed properly.
if you can see the network connection then simply right click and enable them.
Thanks
Umar

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