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I have a Realtek based NIC card and lost the card from my hardware. I
booted the system one day and the OS came up with the ‘New Hardware Found’
dialogue box. I tried to install the driver again with no success. I went
to Realtek’s website and downloaded the latest driver. Then I went to
Encore’s, the card manufacturer, website, then to network-drivers.com. No
driver worked. I resorted to reinstalling the OS since I was thinking of
doing this anyways. [I download all updates as self install, just in case of
situations as this.] After updating the system (I removed the card during
the OS revamp) I installed the card and proceeded to install the driver from
Realtek.
This happened every time: a message appears that the install was
unsuccessful because a file could not be found. The name of the file is not
given. Why is this happening?
I was thinking it has to due with the hardware computability problem. A
dialogue box appears during the install process warning of unknown
compatibility. There is a *.CAT file with an expired certificate with the
driver.
Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated.
Thank you,
Mark N. McAllister
booted the system one day and the OS came up with the ‘New Hardware Found’
dialogue box. I tried to install the driver again with no success. I went
to Realtek’s website and downloaded the latest driver. Then I went to
Encore’s, the card manufacturer, website, then to network-drivers.com. No
driver worked. I resorted to reinstalling the OS since I was thinking of
doing this anyways. [I download all updates as self install, just in case of
situations as this.] After updating the system (I removed the card during
the OS revamp) I installed the card and proceeded to install the driver from
Realtek.
This happened every time: a message appears that the install was
unsuccessful because a file could not be found. The name of the file is not
given. Why is this happening?
I was thinking it has to due with the hardware computability problem. A
dialogue box appears during the install process warning of unknown
compatibility. There is a *.CAT file with an expired certificate with the
driver.
Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated.
Thank you,
Mark N. McAllister