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#11
ur crazy i would love it. one more question will everest show my nic even though w7 wont
someone please help me
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New #12
I *think* so - I cannot be certain but ISTR that such things poll the hardware directly as opposed to relying on the device manager.
SIW certainly should do so, even if Everest does not.
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New #13
k thx so much for the help and ill try posting from my pc instead of my ps3 or iphone lol
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New #15
sis worked on the dry first try. The type of NIC I have is a davicom dm9102/a/af or dm9801 please let me know if there are drivers for this I will also be lookig in the mean time.
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New #16
Yeah, but it would not be PG, so....
Ummm, OK, that was useless. Power off the machine, open the case, and see if it is an onboard NIC or not - if it is a NIC in a PCI slot, the easiest thing for you to do is to go out and buy a new Gigabit Ethernet NIC for like $20 - it'll have latest drivers available in W7 and you'll be up and running in no time.
If that is not a possibility, or if it is onboard, then let's try the Intel drivers from the Dell download page I linked to in my second post.
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New #17
john i might just ave to go out buy a new one do u have one that u strongly recommend that is cheap so i wont have to spend alot on it
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New #18
TBH, I cannot say one way or ther other - I know that in hte past I ahve always relied on 3COM, but their stuff can be a bit pricier than other stuff - NetGear is god, I abhor Belkin *anything*, and LinkSys / D-Link are decent as well. Intel (if you can find them) are good too.
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New #19
i found a pretty good d-link at compusa i probably will pick it up tonight just wanting to know do u think it will work straight out of the box?
http://www.compusa.com/applications/...y=#ReviewStart
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