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Windows ME driver help!

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Does anyone here know where I could find an Ethernet driver for Windows ME???

I searched the internet for many but I could not find one that would allow me to connect to the internet.

Can someone help me???

Edited by Win9xFreak


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One detail I forgot to mention:

I dual-booted ME and XP and on Windows XP I installed a nVidia ethernet controller (or something like that) so I guess that would be the brand. (I think...)

Riddle me this, Batman...

On the XP in Device Manager, does it say EXACTLY what it is? There is NO SUCH THING a "Generic nVidia" (or something like that)...

  • 4 months later...
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Anyone know where I could get a nvidia nforce ethernet driver? I would like to connect to the internet with windows ME if possible.

Does it show up at all in the Device Manager? If so, what does Properties say? (maybe an "Unknown Device" is showing up?)

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No unknown device shown in device manager. Just Dial-Up Adapter and 2 NDIS 1394 Net Adapters. Not sure what motherboard or video card I have, but I have an Intel Pentium D and 512 mb of RAM.

Edited by Win9xFreak

Pentium D means nVidia 4 series chipset... there are no Win 9x/ME Ethernet drivers at all for that chipset family, AFAIK, I regret to say. You're on a wild goose chase.

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Thanks, I was getting annoyed that I couldn't find a driver. Also, is there a Sound Blaster Audigy 2 driver for ME? I don't have sound on ME either. :(

Look up for the file SBA2_EAX4DRV_031031.exe for the Audigy 2.

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Thanks to everyone for all their help. I knew that I made the right choice by coming here. So thank you all. :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup :thumbup

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