No wired adapter found

Can anyone shed some light on how to fix this issue? I just built this desktop and am attempting to get the internet up. Right now, it's running on a USB wireless adapter, but it drops the connection every few minutes. I'm running Vista too. Anybody have some insight on how I can resolve this? Ethernet cables are plugged in, router is transferring data, but my computer isn't reading it or something. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Make sure you have installed the drivers for your wired network adapter, make sure Local Area Connection is Enabled once the adapter drivers are installed...
However, what is the model number of the Router and the wireless USB Adapter ?
Is there any ethernet light on the Ethernet port of the router when the computer is hard wired to the router ?

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