Why won't WIndows XP recognize my network adapter?
thanks to Psycogeek, here's step by step solution:
First in Start Menu right click on My Computer
and click on Manage
.
At the left Tree View click on Device Manager
.
at the center Tree View on Other devices
right click on your Ethernet adapter
and click Uninstall
.
after Uninstall at upper menu on Action
Menu click on Scan for hardware change
and when your Ethernet adapter
recognized wait for windows prepare to install the driver.
at first page of installation click on no thanks
(because you have no Internet Connection!) and Next
after that click on Advanced
and Next
and then click on Don't Search
and Next
and at next page chose Network Adapter
from list. and Next
then Chose the Manufacturer
of your Network Adapter
and the Network Adapter
type.and Next
. If you see a message box click yes and wait for your driver to install and finally you have your driver :)
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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ahmadali shafiee over 1 year
I have used Everest to determine that my network adapter is a
RealTek RTL8139/810x Fast Ethernet Adapter
and installed the appropriate driver. But I can't see any Local Area Connection in my Network Connections.I Downloaded driver from here but installation doesn't make a LAN in My Network Connections
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ahmadali shafiee over 12 years@Psycogeek: unknowns. It have yellow flag
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ahmadali shafiee over 12 years@Psycogeek:It found but can't install
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ahmadali shafiee over 12 yearsquestion edited
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ahmadali shafiee over 12 years@Psycogeek: trying...
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Psycogeek over 12 yearsIt would be better If you write the answer with the steps you used to do it. I am not in Xp now to write it properly step by step
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ahmadali shafiee over 12 years@Psycogeek: I'm Preparing an XP computer but I'm in 7. but I write it step by step.
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