Hello Mike,
Sorry didn't realise you had to register to download I would normally point you to Realtek direct but they don't carry drivers on their site for this chip
you could try your MB site for a driver.
If you could get web access on that machine you could give drivermax a try you can run in one OS, backup the driver, and reinstall onto another OS
Exactly what I did Barman and it worked perfectly Thank you very much for all your help
Hi Mike,
Glad to hear you sorted things
BTW which way did you go MB site or Drivermax? :) may help others with the same issue
im actually still having troubles and didnt understand about the drivers from another os and such. i got my model number its GA-M55SLI-S4 chipset is nforce4 and southbridge is nforce4 MCP. any help would be amazing
Hi Barman to slve the problem I used Drivermax to back up my current Drivers to a USB stick then installed the Windows 7 Beta and on the set-up it gives you an option to install Drivers I then added the Nvidia Networking Driver from the back up made by Drivermax and it worked perfectly! Again big Thank you for all the help . Mike
NVIDIA nForce drivers for windows 7 32 and 64 bit systems are available from nvidia.com.. just checked and downloading now.. i have been having issues with rebooting.. when i reboot my network adapter doesnt see the internet i have to disable and re-enable the adapter to use internet.. so hopefully this will fix that
I forgot all about this problem! I just wiped my dual doot system and went in whole hog to Windows 7 x64 and after several reboots as part of the install, I was left with no ethernet devices. I went to install the nvidia drivers for the 680i nforce chipset, but it wouldn't install the NIC drivers. D'UH! They are still missing! A shutdown, power off and start up restored them. Then I ran the install again and everything is fine!
This might help for the Nvidia drivers. Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers
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