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Having trouble finding drivers for this Card

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Hi,

I have a Orinoco card from an old access point (AP-2000) that died. I took out the card and i decided to put it in my laptop. The laptop picks it up but i cant seem to find the drivers for it. I searched google by putting the model number on the cards label but nothing. If you guys can direct me where to download the drivers i would greatly appreciate it. Card says

Proxim

AP-2000 11b/g Cardbus

Model:8800-FC

Proxim Corporation G11FNF-PC

PN: 65120/A

I need the Windows XP drivers


Hi...

did you try the drivers of the kit AP-2000? it has 14 mb. I believe that is included.

to get it...:

www.proxim.com

register your self, you just need a correct email and a new password to acces there.

search in product AP-2000 - download the drivers.

Darpa.

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I did do that but it didnt work. The package only provided the image file for the AP and product pdf's

Posting this on Drivers Forum would have been the best option. Maybe someone can help you there.

  • 1 year later...

Hi

I was looking for the same answer and found a way to make the card work with XP. Looking at the FCC number on the card, it appears to be the same card as the Proxim Gold B/G cardbus card. The main difference appears to be the PCI id used in the .inf file for the driver. I made mine work in XP by changing the references to the string PCI\VEN_168C&DEV_0013&SUBSYS_04101468 in the latest drivers .inf file to the string PCI\VEN_168C&DEV_0013&SUBSYS_AA3014B7 . Hope this helps.

JJ

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