Windows did not detect a properly installed network adapter.

Do you think getting a new network card will resolve the problem?

I did the installation and this error comes up

VistaKing said:

Lets try this

Turn off your PC . Unplug the power cord from the back of your PC . Open up the case .

   Warning

Touch something metal in the case

remove ALL of the RAM sticks for at least 10 means . After the ten minutes are up install the RAM again . Close the case . Plug the power cable back in . Turn on the PC . Once you're inside Windows see if your internal LAN is found .

sir in my case it did'nt found there plz help me
am having the same problem

At the command prompt, type "Set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1" (without quotes, not caps required). Tell me if it looks like the following, where it says "Network Card" instead of the device name/manufacturer. My onboard just went out to lunch, and the add-on would not properly detect. All it said was Ethernet Controller (as is greyed out.) Also, nothing else was listed on the list. And for some reason, I'm showing a battery that I don't have. It didn't matter what network card or drivers were placed in, I didn't get any further. I found somewhere how to put in the RAS Async adapter, of which is Required. If that is for some reason missing, windows 7 will not go any further. All active devices I had to manually key in, by looking at .inf files, and comparing them to a known functioning computer (lucky for me, the same make/model). There are still issues with my registry (can't install a dial-up or VPN), however, right now I don't need them. Using the hard-drive from the sister computer (same o/s) showed the system should function properly. I don't advise going in the registry unless you know what you are doing, and have a back-up, especially of the areas you are working in. If you need further help, let me know and I'll walk you through what I did.