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Need more help? Give Feedback. Only other option was 'About'. That didn't work either. I think Windows had been reporting device didn't start or whatever error code 10 was. In Linux Mint, I was able to pull up sites just fine while my cable was plugged into this port.
Anyway, now that my internet works in both Windows and Linux, I've pretty much lost interest in this question but I will still post my Linux output below for completeness who knows maybe it'll help somebody else See output below. For this part, Alex P. Win 7 x64 wasn't listed anywhere, and the only newer version I saw v I've used Linux on lots of boxes and never really had to do diddly for ethernet to work, it 'just did' Anyway, from Alex's answer and what I half-guessed before posting, it sounds like this probably doesn't exist -- or rather that's not the way things work.
If somehow all that proves to be wrong or there's some clever little hack for it, please please add a comment and let us know. But for now I will assume that part to be done as well. I will mention for the benefit of anyone looking for the same thing, that I remember some driver packs from my days of making automated Windows install discs this was back with XP but I'm sure people have 'em for Win7 and later. Basically, the concept was you got these drivers packs and loaded them onto your customized install disc and then Windows would have a boatload more drivers to use beyond what it already comes with.
This isn't quite the same thing as I was asking about, and it wouldn't give you the latest and greatest but it may be a solution for somebody. Linux Output: ok, so here is the output of hwinfo --network in Linux Mint 14 off the live disc, since i just reformatted my system partition before my original post. I should also note that there was a 3rd card plugged into the old school PCI slot. No clue what card it is or if it evens works.
I threw it back in an anti-static bag as soon as the Dlink was good to go. There is no such thing as 'generic' or 'universal' Ethernet driver. Your motherboard has Realtek C Ethernet controller. Try installing the following driver. But you should be able to get your Realtek NIC working as well.
The most likely reason that linux drivers even when provided by the same vendor are more stable - they have less features implemented. The version of the latest driver for it is I have recently changed my windows 8 of my HP bau for a Windows 7 Ultimate 64x.
I can't find a pack for the drivers regarding the network adapter. I tried downloading them myself from differnet sites, with little success.
Is the link you passed me a pach for the three? Which ones are essential for internet and wifi to work? If possible attach the following information you can use a txt file.
Control panel, system and security, system, device manager, right click on properties, adds hardware IDs.
