Loosing internet connection with wired computer

I have a wrtl60n wireless router my laptop does not lose internet connection , but my wired computer loss's connection or makes connection but takes forever to fully load. I have checked cables connection I have installed network adapter versus my lan both act the same way any body having this problem ??

You need to reduce the card speed of your desktop computer, this will solve your problem.
Win XP: Click on the Start button >>> go to RUN>> type in "ncpa.cpl"- hit OK >>Here(Network Connections) right click on the ""Local Area Connection"" icon and select properties-Here click on the "Configure" jaspal
button- Click on the "Advanced" tab- In the "Property" box highlight Link speed and duplex/Connection type/Network or Media type- And in the "Value" box select 10 Mbps half duplex/ 10 base T/10 base half mode
and click on OK.

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