Client Administrator

[nestore guizzon]

How do I add a network card to the list of cards provided.
I need to add the Intel PCI Pro (82558 chipset) and the Netgear FA310TX.

Thanks in advance
Nestore

[Mark-Allen Perry]

If you're wondering how to *install* the card on NT, there is a small
button, *Have Disk* on the dialog box which shows the adapter listing. You
can press this and point the browser to any disk(ette) that the machine can
see.

If you want to permanently add it to the list, I believe it can be done by
adding an .INF file in the \INF subdir or wherever NT keeps those things.

Does this help?

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Mark-Allen Perry
Windows 2000 Beta Team
Marly, Switzerland
Email: mark-...@com.mcnet.ch

nestore guizzon wrote in message <01be4e33$ec910c20$016ea8c0@maloo>...

[mongo...@bigfoot.com]

Presuming you are trying to add the adapters to the listing that comes up in
the Network Client Admininstrators' listing, which does not have the 'Have
Disk' option, there is a method. The details of this are on the ntfaq site
(http://www.ntfaq.com), and the direct link is as follows:
http://www.ntfaq.com/ntfaq/install32.html#install32 I recently used this to
set up 11 NT4 Workstation machines across our network, and had no
problems....

Jason A.

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[Nestore Guizzon]

that did it, thanks.

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[Mark-Allen Perry]

Thanks Jason. Got it bookmarked. Learn something new every time I login.

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Mark-Allen Perry
Windows 2000 Beta Team

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