Windows 7 Ethernet driver
- Thread starter ericpope
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Can you find out what the network card make and model is? You're going to need this for the driver.
To find out, check your system specifications with the manufacturer and post them here. Or, I must once again recommend using AIDA64 (shareware trial) to try to harness this information. In AIDA, go to "Network" and see if you can pull up a name of the unidentified device. If not, you need the system specifications so we can find you a driver. If its an on-board card, give us the make/model of the computer, or if self-built, the make/model of the motherboard.
To find out, check your system specifications with the manufacturer and post them here. Or, I must once again recommend using AIDA64 (shareware trial) to try to harness this information. In AIDA, go to "Network" and see if you can pull up a name of the unidentified device. If not, you need the system specifications so we can find you a driver. If its an on-board card, give us the make/model of the computer, or if self-built, the make/model of the motherboard.
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Noob Whisperer
ericpope;
Hello and welcome to the forums.
Additionally, try this;
Open device manager and locate the problem device (probably by expanding network adapters or other devices) not sure from your OP.
When you locate it, select it then right click it and choose properties.
Select the details tab from the resultant dialog box and then
Use the drop down arrow to change "Device description" to "Hardware Ids" then
Right click in the "Value" box and choose select all then
Right click the selected values and choose copy then
Paste the results into your next post here and we'll attempt to determine what network adapter you are using.
Keeps us posted
Randy
Hello and welcome to the forums.
Additionally, try this;
Open device manager and locate the problem device (probably by expanding network adapters or other devices) not sure from your OP.
When you locate it, select it then right click it and choose properties.
Select the details tab from the resultant dialog box and then
Use the drop down arrow to change "Device description" to "Hardware Ids" then
Right click in the "Value" box and choose select all then
Right click the selected values and choose copy then
Paste the results into your next post here and we'll attempt to determine what network adapter you are using.
Keeps us posted
Randy
Hello
That AIDA64 found the Ethernet controller, it is:
ULi/ALi M5263 Fast Ethernet Controller.
I have had no luck in finding the correct drivers though.
Here is the info you asked for:
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&SUBSYS_52631849&REV_40
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&SUBSYS_52631849
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&CC_020000
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&CC_0200
thanks
That AIDA64 found the Ethernet controller, it is:
ULi/ALi M5263 Fast Ethernet Controller.
I have had no luck in finding the correct drivers though.
Here is the info you asked for:
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&SUBSYS_52631849&REV_40
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&SUBSYS_52631849
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&CC_020000
PCI\VEN_10B9&DEV_5263&CC_0200
thanks
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Trouble
Noob Whisperer
That's kind of a tough one. Nothing really new, new out there. So,...
My option of last resort. Go here and give it a try might work for you
Microsoft Update Catalog
the top one is 64bit and the next down is 32bit. I wouldn't bother with the third.
Good luck, best wishes and you might want to invest in either an addon card (PCI) or perhaps a usb dongle, just something that a bit more current.
Randy
My option of last resort. Go here and give it a try might work for you
Microsoft Update Catalog
the top one is 64bit and the next down is 32bit. I wouldn't bother with the third.
Good luck, best wishes and you might want to invest in either an addon card (PCI) or perhaps a usb dongle, just something that a bit more current.
Randy
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