That appears to be an old driver.
Mine is listed as NVIDIA nForce 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
Driver Provider: NVIDIA
Driver Date: 4/30/2009
Driver Version: 73.0.6.0
I have an ASUS M2N68-AM SE2 motherboard and installed the latest ASUS provided driver from their support website. 7x64 Ultimate with no problems.
Oh, I see...
Then, I have to install the Nvidia drivers instead since it has been using the Microsoft ones.
I do have another question though:
On the asus site, I cannot choose Windows 7 64bit ( Neither 32 bit ) only vista 64 bit. My question is: Will those drivers work optimal with Windows 7 64 bit too or should I go to the Nvidia website to download the drivers?
My motherboard is a: P5N-T Deluxe.
Instead I used the automatically find the correct drivers on the Nvidia Website.
Thank you for your help!
The only way to know if the Vista drivers will work is to try them. I used a VISTA driver for the NIC on my other PC and it worked OK, that was 7x86 though. I tried a Vista driver for my printer and that didn't work on ether windows 7 PC. 7x64 is listed for my motherboard so that is what I used, the NIC driver was in the Chip-set drivers package. You could try NVIDIA, if they have a 7x64 driver that you can find I'd use that over a Vista driver. The hard part might be identifying the exact model NVIDIA NIC you have, so you can get the right driver.
Don't bother with Asus as they are one of the worst for keeping their download pages updated, or the Vista driver. Just get it directly from Nvidia,
NVIDIA DRIVERS 15.53 WHQL
If all you want is the ethernet driver make sure to select Custom install and only it.
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