Issue installing Lan drivers

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I have WinXP Pro Sp2 installed and my onboard Lan won't accept or recognize
the drivers to be installed. Even when windows searches, it doesn't come up
with anything. I have an Abit IC7-MAX3 motherboard and the Lan is an Intel
Pro Gigabit Ethernet onboard. I might be missing something in windows, I
don't know. It's not the motherboard cuz this is my second RMA for this
reason so I was told it had to be windows. Can someone please help me cuz
this is so frustrating. Even in network places it doesn't show the lan.
Only in device manager but it says there is a problem and needs drivers. I
installed a pci 10/100 nic for right now so I can connect to the internet but
I need to fix this issue.
 
Tyler said:
I have WinXP Pro Sp2 installed and my onboard Lan won't accept or
recognize
the drivers to be installed. Even when windows searches, it doesn't
come up
with anything. I have an Abit IC7-MAX3 motherboard and the Lan is an
Intel
Pro Gigabit Ethernet onboard. I might be missing something in
windows, I
don't know. It's not the motherboard cuz this is my second RMA for
this
reason so I was told it had to be windows. Can someone please help me
cuz
this is so frustrating. Even in network places it doesn't show the
lan.
Only in device manager but it says there is a problem and needs
drivers. I installed a pci 10/100 nic for right now so I can connect
to the internet but I need to fix this issue.

Did you install your motherboard drivers? You should have received a cd
when you bought the motherboard, or go to Abit's website and download
the chipset drivers for your specific motherboard.

If you have already tried the above, go to your local computer store and
buy a pci nic. They can cost as little as $10usd.

Malke
 

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