CAT5
Alternatively referred to as an Ethernet cable, a CAT5 or Category 5 is a description of network cabling that consists of four twisted pairs of copper wire terminated by an RJ-45 connector. Cat5 has a maximum length of 100m, exceeding this length without the aid of bridge or other network device could cause network issues. The picture shows an example of what a CAT5 cable may look like with the connector, as well as the other end of the cable with each of the wires it contains.
How to remove an Ethernet cable
Locate the Ethernet cable; it should be on the back or side of your laptop or PC.
Grasp the cable connector as close to the port as you can.
You should feel a tab on the top or bottom (it may be under a rubber cable end coating).
Depress this tab and pull the cable out.
Note: The cable should come out very easily. If it doesn't, you haven't pressed the tab down far enough.
Related pages
How to make a network cable.
Alternatively referred to as an Ethernet cable, a CAT5 or Category 5 is a description of network cabling that consists of four twisted pairs of copper wire terminated by an RJ-45 connector. Cat5 has a maximum length of 100m, exceeding this length without the aid of bridge or other network device could cause network issues. The picture shows an example of what a CAT5 cable may look like with the connector, as well as the other end of the cable with each of the wires it contains.
How to remove an Ethernet cable
Locate the Ethernet cable; it should be on the back or side of your laptop or PC.
Grasp the cable connector as close to the port as you can.
You should feel a tab on the top or bottom (it may be under a rubber cable end coating).
Depress this tab and pull the cable out.
Note: The cable should come out very easily. If it doesn't, you haven't pressed the tab down far enough.
Related pages
How to make a network cable.
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