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hello there. Well i wiped out everything on my pc, then reinstalled it, and it says i have no ethernet driver. How can i get a ethernet driver, any1 got sum ideas?
i wiped out my pc, installed vista, and now can't access internet.
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What motherboard make/model? I can provide you with a link to the driver (probably) if you tell me what motherboard you're using.
If you are using a pre-built computer such as Dell, HP, Compaq, etc etc, then you'll need to provide the model number and manufacturer of the computer.
EDIT: Remember this for next time. I always burn a CD with all of the drivers (32bit AND 64bit for various Operating Systems) before installing new OS. This will save you time and frustration.
You're going to need to burn a CD on another computer, use a USB thumb drive, or take the hard disk out and put it in another computer. There are a few other methods, such as using serial or ltp ports to connect the two computers, but it's slow and easier just to burn a CD.
If you are using a pre-built computer such as Dell, HP, Compaq, etc etc, then you'll need to provide the model number and manufacturer of the computer.
EDIT: Remember this for next time. I always burn a CD with all of the drivers (32bit AND 64bit for various Operating Systems) before installing new OS. This will save you time and frustration.
You're going to need to burn a CD on another computer, use a USB thumb drive, or take the hard disk out and put it in another computer. There are a few other methods, such as using serial or ltp ports to connect the two computers, but it's slow and easier just to burn a CD.
mitchizzle
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how do i use a usb to save it on there? where do i go too?
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You'll need to provide the motherboard make/model or there is nothing anyone can do for you.
Google it or give more info.
Google it or give more info.
mitchizzle
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look at post above
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A USB thumb drive. It's recognized as another drive in windows, and you can copy files to it.
Connect the USB thumb drive, go to My Computer in windows, and then copy the files to the drive.
You need to find the drivers on the motherboard manufacturers website.
Connect the USB thumb drive, go to My Computer in windows, and then copy the files to the drive.
You need to find the drivers on the motherboard manufacturers website.
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In order to find the correct drivers for your PC, we need to know the make and model. If you don't have a branded PC e.g.Dell, HP, Compaq, Gateway, Acer etc we will need to know the make and model of the motherboard.
mitchizzle
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i have a P5Ql PRO motherboard, intel duo 3.00 GHz
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Keep in mind you need to also fine out what drivers aren't installed. USB may not be installed either.
As everyone else said you are going to have to do some digging to find the drivers for that motherboard (or find your CD). I did a quick search and that isn't a well known manuf. so i don't believe they have a website that has the drivers - which will make your search a bit more difficult.
As everyone else said you are going to have to do some digging to find the drivers for that motherboard (or find your CD). I did a quick search and that isn't a well known manuf. so i don't believe they have a website that has the drivers - which will make your search a bit more difficult.
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ASUS' website won't allow linking in on this level but go here: ASUSTeK Computer Inc. , select your OS from the combobox and download the latest non-beta drivers from each of the sections you need. You can find which section(s) you need by consulting the Device Manager.
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