March 12, 20233 yr Hi, the integrated network card in my computer is probably broken... I found an old 3COM on PCI, unfortunately it only has drivers for 32 bit systems. I am not able to install it through the device manager because the architecture does not match. Is it possible to get around this somehow? Thank you in advance for your answer Edited March 12, 20233 yr by mjd79
March 13, 20233 yr 58 minutes ago, mjd79 said: Hi, the integrated network card in my computer is probably broken... I found an old 3COM on PCI, unfortunately it only has drivers for 32 bit systems. I am not able to install it through the device manager because the architecture does not match. Is it possible to get around this somehow? Thank you in advance for your answer No it isn’t possible. You have to switch to 10 x86 to use it or get a USB wireless adapter.
March 13, 20233 yr Author 11 hours ago, GD 2W10 said: get a USB wireless adapter. This is what I will do. Although it's a slight shame, because this network card would be completely sufficient.
March 13, 20233 yr 2 hours ago, mjd79 said: This is what I will do. Although it's a slight shame, because this network card would be completely sufficient. If you want to use the card, you can dual boot 10 x86 and x64 and use it on 10 x86.
March 13, 20233 yr Author 1 minute ago, GD 2W10 said: If you want to use the card, you can dual boot 10 x86 and x64 and use it on 10 x86. I don't want to, it is more profitable to buy something newer
March 13, 20233 yr 15 hours ago, mjd79 said: Hi, the integrated network card in my computer is probably broken... I found an old 3COM on PCI, unfortunately it only has drivers for 32 bit systems. I am not able to install it through the device manager because the architecture does not match. Is it possible to get around this somehow? Thank you in advance for your answer I don't really know if this is possible (ive never used a network card) but with as much talented people as there is here solution should be a easy to find solution for this -legacyfan Edited March 13, 20233 yr by legacyfan
March 13, 20233 yr Author 7 minutes ago, legacyfan said: I don't really know if this is possible (ive never used a network card) but with as much talented people as there is here solution should be a easy to find -legacyfan It just turned out that... the second Ethernet port on the motherboard works, only for some reason its controller was disabled in the BIOS. I have always been convinced that he does not work. Problem solved Edited March 13, 20233 yr by mjd79
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