Other than the Linksys ethernet card, just how similar
are the two computers? Windows NT is an OS in itself and
cannot be readily copied from one computer to another. A
solution would be to uninstall the network applications
and the Ethernet card, reboot and let Windows NT reset
itself. Shut down, re-insert the Ethernet card, re-install
the card's drivers and the NT networking applications from
the Windows NT cdrom and the appropriate serviced pack.
After configuring the network values, the card should work.

Hi Chris,

Are you sure the the network cards in both machines are EXACTLY the same model
and using IDENTICAL resources (ie: same IRQ, same DMA, same I/O address space,
same memory map space)

If the card type is a 'plug and play', the machine BIOS will be doing the
initial configure on the card, and it is extremely unlikely that it will in fact
be set identically. If the card is configured by jumpers make sure it is set
exactly the same as the first PC.

Theoretically, if you can come up with the right answers, all you should need to
do is go into Settings > Control Panel > Network > Adapters Tab > Properties and
then correctly specify the resources the network card is using. A reboot should
then allow the network card to function properly.

Calvin.