
The ethernet adapter is NOT a seperate device. It is integrated on the motherboard. So dont go looking for a driver for the network adapter, you need to install the driver for the motherboards chipset
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HP 10/100 BT PCI Lan Adapter Driver
Saeed17
07-12-2006, 07:50 AM
I have a ethernet port, I have checked everywhere for the driver but I can't find it, can any1 point me in the right direction pls? much appreciated.
i think this is the ethernet details HP 10/100 BT PCI Lan
The ethernet adapter is NOT a seperate device. It is integrated on the motherboard. So dont go looking for a driver for the network adapter, you need to install the driver for the motherboards chipset. Finding that out was the key. From there on it was downhill (sort of) I have a HP Pavillion (as do you I read) with a Nvidia nFORCE 220 chipset. You probably have the same since de ethernet device is listed as "nVIDIA nForce MCP Networking Adapter PCI". You had more to go on by the way, for some reason my system only said "10/100 BT networking device". Which narrows it down to about 10 million devices :)
If you are not sure which motherboard (and thus chipset) you must go here, like I did: http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/support.html?pageDisplay=support
Enter the product name of you PC (It probably shows on the front of your pc). In my case it is Pavilion t160.nl. In the following screen you click on "product information" there it says everything you want to know about you hardware.
When you found out what chipset you have, you go to: http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp and click on "platform/nforce drivers". Like I said I have the nforce 220 chipset. So that's what I was looking for. I dont really like nvidia's site, it seems to be made by and for computer wizzards, not end users. The nforce 220 isn't listed anywhere (also couldnt find drivers for it using google). In an article on some other site I had to find out that nvidia makes a so called "Unified Driver Package" that includes drivers for a whole range of models such as the nFORCE 220/230/415/420/430 and more. Even after knowing this nvidia's site still doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me (you will know what I'm talking about when you see it, it gives the impression to only list recent models but i'm not sure about that... and I dont care actually) but I knew enough by then to make an educated guess and selected nforce 1/2, then selected my OS and downloaded it.
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