Guest John Dulak Posted August 2, 2008 Posted August 2, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up brbrown wrote: > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear FS605 > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and finished > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find one. > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case it > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of which > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, where > can I find a driver? > brbrown: Try the procedure outlined here: http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100181.asp Also be sure you have the driver for the right VERSION of this card. http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA311.asp John > "brbrown" wrote: > >> Hello Gary >> >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you know how >> I get on. Brian >> -- \\\||/// ------------------o000----(o)(o)----000o---------------- ----------------------------()-------------------------- '' Madness takes its toll - Please have exact change. '' John Dulak - Gnomeway Services - http://tinyurl.com/2qs6o6
Guest glee Posted August 2, 2008 Posted August 2, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up "John Dulak" <johnd@Booogus.com> wrote in message news:02e00037$0$2342$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com... > brbrown wrote: >> Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear FS605 >> switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and finished up >> with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find one. So, I >> installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case it would work >> like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have searched the >> internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of which do not work and I >> have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, where can I find a driver? >> > > > brbrown: > > Try the procedure outlined here: > > http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100181.asp > > Also be sure you have the driver for the right VERSION of this card. > > http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA311.asp > > John Good catch, John! Excellent info there.... very unintuitive way of getting the drivers installed. If it was Microsoft drivers, they'd say that was a "feature", not a bug. ;-) The page in your second link on the two versions of the card is crucial also. For those who haven't visited John's first link on installing the driver: <quote> Question Message "Windows was unable to install the drivers" or "Drivers not found" when installing the FA311 or FA312 drivers Answer 1. Delete the driver files from the hd (Search for fa311). 2. Remove the Client for Microsoft Networks from the network configuration. 3.Remove The network Interface Card from the device manager. 4. Restart Computer. 5. Install the adapter using the display a list of drivers option and direct the install to the floppy. The drivers should now begin to install. If at the end of the install it says Windows was unable to install the driver, click Finish. 5. Restart the computer and then go into Device Manager, you will see Netgear Fa311 listed in other devices with an !. It will say the drivers were not installed and to click reinstall to reinstall the drivers. 6. Click the reinstall driver button. 7. Choose display a list of drivers option, Click Have Disk option, It will bring up a prompt asking you to insert the Manufacturers diskette, click OK. The drivers will continue to load and then prompt for a restart. Go ahead and restart at this time. The drivers should be loaded properly after the restart. </quote> -- Glen Ventura, MS MVP Windows, A+ http://dts-l.net/ http://dts-l.net/goodpost.htm
Guest Gary S. Terhune Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Not in the least bit friendly. Based upon the below, I'd recommend that brbrown return that adapter and get a nice simple Linksys. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com "glee" <glee29@spamindspring.com> wrote in message news:%23g9vMjN9IHA.5556@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > "John Dulak" <johnd@Booogus.com> wrote in message > news:02e00037$0$2342$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com... >> brbrown wrote: >>> Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear >>> FS605 switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD >>> and finished up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows >>> could find one. So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable >>> in just in case it would work like you said, without one. Going through >>> old ground, I have searched the internet and found many options of FA311 >>> drivers three of which do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back >>> to my old question, where can I find a driver? >>> >> >> >> brbrown: >> >> Try the procedure outlined here: >> >> http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100181.asp >> >> Also be sure you have the driver for the right VERSION of this card. >> >> http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA311.asp >> >> John > > Good catch, John! Excellent info there.... very unintuitive way of > getting the drivers installed. If it was Microsoft drivers, they'd say > that was a "feature", not a bug. ;-) > > The page in your second link on the two versions of the card is crucial > also. > > For those who haven't visited John's first link on installing the driver: > > <quote> > > Question > > Message "Windows was unable to install the drivers" or "Drivers not found" > when installing the FA311 or FA312 drivers > > Answer > > 1. Delete the driver files from the hd (Search for fa311). > 2. Remove the Client for Microsoft Networks from the network > configuration. > 3.Remove The network Interface Card from the device manager. > 4. Restart Computer. > 5. Install the adapter using the display a list of drivers option and > direct the install to the floppy. The drivers should now begin to install. > If at the end of the install it says Windows was unable to install the > driver, click Finish. > 5. Restart the computer and then go into Device Manager, you will see > Netgear Fa311 listed in other devices with an !. It will say the drivers > were not installed and to click reinstall to reinstall the drivers. > 6. Click the reinstall driver button. > 7. Choose display a list of drivers option, Click Have Disk option, It > will bring up a prompt asking you to insert the Manufacturers diskette, > click OK. The drivers will continue to load and then prompt for a restart. > Go ahead and restart at this time. The drivers should be loaded properly > after the restart. > > </quote> > -- > Glen Ventura, MS MVP Windows, A+ > http://dts-l.net/ > http://dts-l.net/goodpost.htm >
Guest Brian A. Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear FS605 > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and finished > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find one. > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case it > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of which > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, where > can I find a driver? > > "brbrown" wrote: > >> >> Hello Gary >> >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you know how >> I get on. Brian >> I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm -- Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } Conflicts start where information lacks. http://basconotw.mvps.org/ Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
Guest brbrown Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no floppy) but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on it that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. "Brian A." wrote: > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear FS605 > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and finished > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find one. > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case it > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of which > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, where > > can I find a driver? > > > > "brbrown" wrote: > > > >> > >> Hello Gary > >> > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you know how > >> I get on. Brian > >> > > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm > > -- > > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } > Conflicts start where information lacks. > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ > > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 > >
Guest Gary S. Terhune Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Use Find>Files & Folders to search for WIN98*.CAB files. You should find several dozen, probably in a folder named C:\Windows\Options\CABS. Wherever that folder is, when asked for your Windows 98 installation CD, point the dialogue to that folder full of CAB files. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... > > Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no > floppy) > but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on it > that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. > "Brian A." wrote: > >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... >> > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear >> > FS605 >> > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and >> > finished >> > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find >> > one. >> > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case >> > it >> > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have >> > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of >> > which >> > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, >> > where >> > can I find a driver? >> > >> > "brbrown" wrote: >> > >> >> >> >> Hello Gary >> >> >> >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a >> >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you >> >> know how >> >> I get on. Brian >> >> >> >> I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy that >> is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. >> http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm >> >> -- >> >> Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } >> Conflicts start where information lacks. >> http://basconotw.mvps.org/ >> >> Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm >> How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 >> >>
Guest Brian A. Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up > "Brian A." wrote: > >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... >> > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear FS605 >> > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and finished >> > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find one. >> > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case it >> > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have >> > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of which >> > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, where >> > can I find a driver? >> > >> > "brbrown" wrote: >> > >> >> >> >> Hello Gary >> >> >> >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a >> >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you know how >> >> I get on. Brian >> >> >> >> I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. >> http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm >> >> -- >> >> Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } >> Conflicts start where information lacks. >> http://basconotw.mvps.org/ >> >> Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm >> How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 >> >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... > > Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no floppy) > but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on it > that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. At a guess, the CD might have Win2K, Xp and Vista drivers/files since you just purchased the card. I may be off track yet Netgears support site states those OS's as requirements for the card. The zip file I'm offering are the files off of the floppy provided with the cards I purchased awhile back which I used in 98/98SE machines. -- Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } Conflicts start where information lacks. http://basconotw.mvps.org/ Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
Guest brbrown Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Sorry Gary, I meant to add a Smiley. Amazon will no take my Netgear adapter back as it is not faulty. It's my problem if I haven't got a Windows CD and it's cheaper to buy another adapter than a CD. Which is the Linksys model you are using? I will get one. "Gary S. Terhune" wrote: > Not in the least bit friendly. Based upon the below, I'd recommend that > brbrown return that adapter and get a nice simple Linksys. > > -- > Gary S. Terhune > MS-MVP Shell/User > http://grystmill.com > > "glee" <glee29@spamindspring.com> wrote in message > news:%23g9vMjN9IHA.5556@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > > "John Dulak" <johnd@Booogus.com> wrote in message > > news:02e00037$0$2342$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com... > >> brbrown wrote: > >>> Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear > >>> FS605 switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD > >>> and finished up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows > >>> could find one. So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable > >>> in just in case it would work like you said, without one. Going through > >>> old ground, I have searched the internet and found many options of FA311 > >>> drivers three of which do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back > >>> to my old question, where can I find a driver? > >>> > >> > >> > >> brbrown: > >> > >> Try the procedure outlined here: > >> > >> http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100181.asp > >> > >> Also be sure you have the driver for the right VERSION of this card. > >> > >> http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA311.asp > >> > >> John > > > > Good catch, John! Excellent info there.... very unintuitive way of > > getting the drivers installed. If it was Microsoft drivers, they'd say > > that was a "feature", not a bug. ;-) > > > > The page in your second link on the two versions of the card is crucial > > also. > > > > For those who haven't visited John's first link on installing the driver: > > > > <quote> > > > > Question > > > > Message "Windows was unable to install the drivers" or "Drivers not found" > > when installing the FA311 or FA312 drivers > > > > Answer > > > > 1. Delete the driver files from the hd (Search for fa311). > > 2. Remove the Client for Microsoft Networks from the network > > configuration. > > 3.Remove The network Interface Card from the device manager. > > 4. Restart Computer. > > 5. Install the adapter using the display a list of drivers option and > > direct the install to the floppy. The drivers should now begin to install. > > If at the end of the install it says Windows was unable to install the > > driver, click Finish. > > 5. Restart the computer and then go into Device Manager, you will see > > Netgear Fa311 listed in other devices with an !. It will say the drivers > > were not installed and to click reinstall to reinstall the drivers. > > 6. Click the reinstall driver button. > > 7. Choose display a list of drivers option, Click Have Disk option, It > > will bring up a prompt asking you to insert the Manufacturers diskette, > > click OK. The drivers will continue to load and then prompt for a restart. > > Go ahead and restart at this time. The drivers should be loaded properly > > after the restart. > > > > </quote> > > -- > > Glen Ventura, MS MVP Windows, A+ > > http://dts-l.net/ > > http://dts-l.net/goodpost.htm > > > > >
Guest MEB Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Both Brian and Gary have supplied ideas for locating and installing. Brian's offered installation file seems to be viable. Try locating the CAB files on the hard drive [you may need to set Folder Options to allow viewing hidden folders and hidden files], if not there search the restore CD and/or other computer CDs. It is potentially possible that there may be a hidden partition containing the CABs and other files, as installed by the manufacturer. As an alternative > check in Control Panel > Network > for the required Microsoft Networking Client, File and Printer Sharing, and TCP/IP. The likely issue is whether NDIS3/5 has been installed previously with its support files. If these are not installed, try adding them. This will give you an idea whether there is a hidden partition or manufacturer's folder/directory. IF you find them installed in Network, when installing the card from the driver Brian supplied, try directing the installer to the *\Windows\System* and possibly the \Windows and/or \Windows\System32 folders/directories to see if the required files have already been installed. Check this registry KEY: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup] "SourcePath"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\CABS\\" Your key may be different, please post back what it shows. -- MEB http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com -- _________ "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... | | Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no floppy) | but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on it | that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. | "Brian A." wrote: | | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... | > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear FS605 | > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and finished | > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find one. | > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in case it | > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I have | > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of which | > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, where | > > can I find a driver? | > > | > > "brbrown" wrote: | > > | > >> | > >> Hello Gary | > >> | > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a | > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you know how | > >> I get on. Brian | > >> | > | > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm | > | > -- | > | > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } | > Conflicts start where information lacks. | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ | > | > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm | > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 | > | >
Guest brbrown Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Gosh, you've all given me plenty to think about and try which I will do. First of all though, Garry I have managed to find the CAB files with plenty of drivers in but obviously don't know which is needed. I can't now get the dialogue box up that asks me to insert the Windows CD so I can't try the CABS yet. I will perservere and try all suggestions. Thank you all for your help and patience "MEB" wrote: > Both Brian and Gary have supplied ideas for locating and installing. > Brian's offered installation file seems to be viable. > > Try locating the CAB files on the hard drive [you may need to set Folder > Options to allow viewing hidden folders and hidden files], if not there > search the restore CD and/or other computer CDs. It is potentially possible > that there may be a hidden partition containing the CABs and other files, as > installed by the manufacturer. > > As an alternative > check in Control Panel > Network > for the required > Microsoft Networking Client, File and Printer Sharing, and TCP/IP. The > likely issue is whether NDIS3/5 has been installed previously with its > support files. If these are not installed, try adding them. This will give > you an idea whether there is a hidden partition or manufacturer's > folder/directory. > > IF you find them installed in Network, when installing the card from the > driver Brian supplied, try directing the installer to the *\Windows\System* > and possibly the \Windows and/or \Windows\System32 folders/directories to > see if the required files have already been installed. > > Check this registry KEY: > [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup] > "SourcePath"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\CABS\\" > > Your key may be different, please post back what it shows. > > -- > MEB > http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com > -- > _________ > > > > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... > | > | Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no > floppy) > | but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on it > | that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. > | "Brian A." wrote: > | > | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... > | > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear > FS605 > | > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD and > finished > | > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could find > one. > | > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in > case it > | > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I > have > | > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three of > which > | > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old question, > where > | > > can I find a driver? > | > > > | > > "brbrown" wrote: > | > > > | > >> > | > >> Hello Gary > | > >> > | > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to trace a > | > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let you > know how > | > >> I get on. Brian > | > >> > | > > | > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy > that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. > | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm > | > > | > -- > | > > | > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } > | > Conflicts start where information lacks. > | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ > | > > | > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm > | > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 > | > > | > > > >
Guest Gary S. Terhune Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up The "not friendly" reference was aimed at the Netgear adapter. If you can't make it work using the instructions provided by Netgear, then I would consider the adapter faulty. As for the Linksys adapter, I gave you a link already but you couldn't make it work in your system. That, alone, is a red flag to me, as there is no good reason for those links not to work in any browser. Regardless, here's the one that matters: http://tinyurl.com/6jevyj Here's the manufacturer's page: http://tinyurl.com/7bagq -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:06439F83-6683-4936-97CC-9AD00F19D2ED@microsoft.com... > > Sorry Gary, I meant to add a Smiley. Amazon will no take my Netgear > adapter > back as it is not faulty. It's my problem if I haven't got a Windows CD > and > it's cheaper to buy another adapter than a CD. Which is the Linksys model > you > are using? I will get one. > "Gary S. Terhune" wrote: > >> Not in the least bit friendly. Based upon the below, I'd recommend that >> brbrown return that adapter and get a nice simple Linksys. >> >> -- >> Gary S. Terhune >> MS-MVP Shell/User >> http://grystmill.com >> >> "glee" <glee29@spamindspring.com> wrote in message >> news:%23g9vMjN9IHA.5556@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> > "John Dulak" <johnd@Booogus.com> wrote in message >> > news:02e00037$0$2342$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com... >> >> brbrown wrote: >> >>> Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a Netgear >> >>> FS605 switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card >> >>> CD >> >>> and finished up with a message saying that I needed a driver and >> >>> Windows >> >>> could find one. So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet >> >>> cable >> >>> in just in case it would work like you said, without one. Going >> >>> through >> >>> old ground, I have searched the internet and found many options of >> >>> FA311 >> >>> drivers three of which do not work and I have now uninstalled them. >> >>> Back >> >>> to my old question, where can I find a driver? >> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> brbrown: >> >> >> >> Try the procedure outlined here: >> >> >> >> http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100181.asp >> >> >> >> Also be sure you have the driver for the right VERSION of this card. >> >> >> >> http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA311.asp >> >> >> >> John >> > >> > Good catch, John! Excellent info there.... very unintuitive way of >> > getting the drivers installed. If it was Microsoft drivers, they'd say >> > that was a "feature", not a bug. ;-) >> > >> > The page in your second link on the two versions of the card is crucial >> > also. >> > >> > For those who haven't visited John's first link on installing the >> > driver: >> > >> > <quote> >> > >> > Question >> > >> > Message "Windows was unable to install the drivers" or "Drivers not >> > found" >> > when installing the FA311 or FA312 drivers >> > >> > Answer >> > >> > 1. Delete the driver files from the hd (Search for fa311). >> > 2. Remove the Client for Microsoft Networks from the network >> > configuration. >> > 3.Remove The network Interface Card from the device manager. >> > 4. Restart Computer. >> > 5. Install the adapter using the display a list of drivers option and >> > direct the install to the floppy. The drivers should now begin to >> > install. >> > If at the end of the install it says Windows was unable to install the >> > driver, click Finish. >> > 5. Restart the computer and then go into Device Manager, you will see >> > Netgear Fa311 listed in other devices with an !. It will say the >> > drivers >> > were not installed and to click reinstall to reinstall the drivers. >> > 6. Click the reinstall driver button. >> > 7. Choose display a list of drivers option, Click Have Disk option, It >> > will bring up a prompt asking you to insert the Manufacturers diskette, >> > click OK. The drivers will continue to load and then prompt for a >> > restart. >> > Go ahead and restart at this time. The drivers should be loaded >> > properly >> > after the restart. >> > >> > </quote> >> > -- >> > Glen Ventura, MS MVP Windows, A+ >> > http://dts-l.net/ >> > http://dts-l.net/goodpost.htm >> > >> >> >>
Guest Gary S. Terhune Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up You don't need to know which CAB is needed, etc. When asked for the Windows installation files (CD), just redirect the dialogue to that folder, period. As for getting the dialogue again, start completely over with Brian's instructions and his floppy. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E2365E08-D2B3-40CB-9527-1E4CDDE81426@microsoft.com... > Gosh, you've all given me plenty to think about and try which I will do. > First of all though, Garry I have managed to find the CAB files with > plenty > of drivers in but obviously don't know which is needed. I can't now get > the > dialogue box up that asks me to insert the Windows CD so I can't try the > CABS > yet. I will perservere and try all suggestions. Thank you all for your > help > and patience > > "MEB" wrote: > >> Both Brian and Gary have supplied ideas for locating and installing. >> Brian's offered installation file seems to be viable. >> >> Try locating the CAB files on the hard drive [you may need to set Folder >> Options to allow viewing hidden folders and hidden files], if not there >> search the restore CD and/or other computer CDs. It is potentially >> possible >> that there may be a hidden partition containing the CABs and other files, >> as >> installed by the manufacturer. >> >> As an alternative > check in Control Panel > Network > for the required >> Microsoft Networking Client, File and Printer Sharing, and TCP/IP. The >> likely issue is whether NDIS3/5 has been installed previously with its >> support files. If these are not installed, try adding them. This will >> give >> you an idea whether there is a hidden partition or manufacturer's >> folder/directory. >> >> IF you find them installed in Network, when installing the card from the >> driver Brian supplied, try directing the installer to the >> *\Windows\System* >> and possibly the \Windows and/or \Windows\System32 folders/directories to >> see if the required files have already been installed. >> >> Check this registry KEY: >> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup] >> "SourcePath"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\CABS\\" >> >> Your key may be different, please post back what it shows. >> >> -- >> MEB >> http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com >> -- >> _________ >> >> >> >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... >> | >> | Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no >> floppy) >> | but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on >> it >> | that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. >> | "Brian A." wrote: >> | >> | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... >> | > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a >> Netgear >> FS605 >> | > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD >> and >> finished >> | > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could >> find >> one. >> | > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in >> case it >> | > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I >> have >> | > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three >> of >> which >> | > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old >> question, >> where >> | > > can I find a driver? >> | > > >> | > > "brbrown" wrote: >> | > > >> | > >> >> | > >> Hello Gary >> | > >> >> | > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to >> trace a >> | > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let >> you >> know how >> | > >> I get on. Brian >> | > >> >> | > >> | > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy >> that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm >> | > >> | > -- >> | > >> | > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } >> | > Conflicts start where information lacks. >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ >> | > >> | > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm >> | > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 >> | > >> | > >> >> >>
Guest brbrown Posted August 4, 2008 Posted August 4, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Thanks Garry. I thought I would try all over again. I will take the card out, and reboot first. I have also downloaded Brian's FA311 which didn't work either, The netgear box says Windows 98. I have also found the Windows CD which I thought was a Tutorial CD only. On closer inspection, I can see other files and drivers. MEB I have found that an NDis2driver and TCP/IP is shown as existing. The registry shows the path up to Setup then is broken down to EBD,Migration DLL's, Netsetup, Optional components, SetupX, VarlDTD, Winboot Div and Shared DLL's "Gary S. Terhune" wrote: > You don't need to know which CAB is needed, etc. When asked for the Windows > installation files (CD), just redirect the dialogue to that folder, period. > > As for getting the dialogue again, start completely over with Brian's > instructions and his floppy. > > -- > Gary S. Terhune > MS-MVP Shell/User > http://grystmill.com > > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:E2365E08-D2B3-40CB-9527-1E4CDDE81426@microsoft.com... > > Gosh, you've all given me plenty to think about and try which I will do. > > First of all though, Garry I have managed to find the CAB files with > > plenty > > of drivers in but obviously don't know which is needed. I can't now get > > the > > dialogue box up that asks me to insert the Windows CD so I can't try the > > CABS > > yet. I will perservere and try all suggestions. Thank you all for your > > help > > and patience > > > > "MEB" wrote: > > > >> Both Brian and Gary have supplied ideas for locating and installing. > >> Brian's offered installation file seems to be viable. > >> > >> Try locating the CAB files on the hard drive [you may need to set Folder > >> Options to allow viewing hidden folders and hidden files], if not there > >> search the restore CD and/or other computer CDs. It is potentially > >> possible > >> that there may be a hidden partition containing the CABs and other files, > >> as > >> installed by the manufacturer. > >> > >> As an alternative > check in Control Panel > Network > for the required > >> Microsoft Networking Client, File and Printer Sharing, and TCP/IP. The > >> likely issue is whether NDIS3/5 has been installed previously with its > >> support files. If these are not installed, try adding them. This will > >> give > >> you an idea whether there is a hidden partition or manufacturer's > >> folder/directory. > >> > >> IF you find them installed in Network, when installing the card from the > >> driver Brian supplied, try directing the installer to the > >> *\Windows\System* > >> and possibly the \Windows and/or \Windows\System32 folders/directories to > >> see if the required files have already been installed. > >> > >> Check this registry KEY: > >> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup] > >> "SourcePath"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\CABS\\" > >> > >> Your key may be different, please post back what it shows. > >> > >> -- > >> MEB > >> http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com > >> -- > >> _________ > >> > >> > >> > >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... > >> | > >> | Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no > >> floppy) > >> | but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on > >> it > >> | that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. > >> | "Brian A." wrote: > >> | > >> | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... > >> | > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a > >> Netgear > >> FS605 > >> | > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD > >> and > >> finished > >> | > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could > >> find > >> one. > >> | > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in > >> case it > >> | > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I > >> have > >> | > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three > >> of > >> which > >> | > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old > >> question, > >> where > >> | > > can I find a driver? > >> | > > > >> | > > "brbrown" wrote: > >> | > > > >> | > >> > >> | > >> Hello Gary > >> | > >> > >> | > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to > >> trace a > >> | > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let > >> you > >> know how > >> | > >> I get on. Brian > >> | > >> > >> | > > >> | > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy > >> that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. > >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm > >> | > > >> | > -- > >> | > > >> | > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } > >> | > Conflicts start where information lacks. > >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ > >> | > > >> | > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm > >> | > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 > >> | > > >> | > > >> > >> > >> > > >
Guest MEB Posted August 4, 2008 Posted August 4, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Now that you have found the CABs and apparently the CD {is this correct?}; try going into Safe Mode and uninstalling the entire Network. That's everything in Networking. Also check under Device Manager > Network Adapters {while in Safe Mode} and uninstall/delete ALL shown. IF you have a modem, uninstall the driver. Shut down, remove the NetGear adapter physically from the machine {remember to follow static discharge procedures and disconnect from power}. Re-start to Normal Mode (it may ask for a new password and/or user), let windows install the basics, the modem {if installed}... check after re-starting... both > Network, AND Device Manager > Network Adapters. *IF* you have a modem installed, make sure its driver is installed and the modem shows up in > Network, with TCP/IP installed. Add Microsoft Networking Client if not installed. The next question is if the 98SE system was fully updated via windowsupdate? *IF NOT* then you need to at least download and install the DCOM98 update [you need several others for both networking and system protection, I would recommend running/installing any/all critical updates offered]. *IF* you know it has been updated, try typing in "qfecheck" [no quotes] in the RUN box and looking for failed or improperly installed updates. Only after checking these issues AND the updates, try re-installing the card. BTW: was the registry SourcePath shown similar to what I had indicated? -- MEB http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com -- _________ "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:82416942-02F6-4270-B6B5-560DC57BA610@microsoft.com... | Thanks Garry. I thought I would try all over again. I will take the card out, | and reboot first. I have also downloaded Brian's FA311 which didn't work | either, The netgear box says Windows 98. I have also found the Windows CD | which I thought was a Tutorial CD only. On closer inspection, I can see other | files and drivers. | MEB I have found that an NDis2driver and TCP/IP is shown as existing. The | registry shows the path up to Setup then is broken down to EBD,Migration | DLL's, Netsetup, Optional components, SetupX, VarlDTD, Winboot Div and Shared | DLL's | | "Gary S. Terhune" wrote: | | > You don't need to know which CAB is needed, etc. When asked for the Windows | > installation files (CD), just redirect the dialogue to that folder, period. | > | > As for getting the dialogue again, start completely over with Brian's | > instructions and his floppy. | > | > -- | > Gary S. Terhune | > MS-MVP Shell/User | > http://grystmill.com | > | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message | > news:E2365E08-D2B3-40CB-9527-1E4CDDE81426@microsoft.com... | > > Gosh, you've all given me plenty to think about and try which I will do. | > > First of all though, Garry I have managed to find the CAB files with | > > plenty | > > of drivers in but obviously don't know which is needed. I can't now get | > > the | > > dialogue box up that asks me to insert the Windows CD so I can't try the | > > CABS | > > yet. I will perservere and try all suggestions. Thank you all for your | > > help | > > and patience | > > | > > "MEB" wrote: | > > | > >> Both Brian and Gary have supplied ideas for locating and installing. | > >> Brian's offered installation file seems to be viable. | > >> | > >> Try locating the CAB files on the hard drive [you may need to set Folder | > >> Options to allow viewing hidden folders and hidden files], if not there | > >> search the restore CD and/or other computer CDs. It is potentially | > >> possible | > >> that there may be a hidden partition containing the CABs and other files, | > >> as | > >> installed by the manufacturer. | > >> | > >> As an alternative > check in Control Panel > Network > for the required | > >> Microsoft Networking Client, File and Printer Sharing, and TCP/IP. The | > >> likely issue is whether NDIS3/5 has been installed previously with its | > >> support files. If these are not installed, try adding them. This will | > >> give | > >> you an idea whether there is a hidden partition or manufacturer's | > >> folder/directory. | > >> | > >> IF you find them installed in Network, when installing the card from the | > >> driver Brian supplied, try directing the installer to the | > >> *\Windows\System* | > >> and possibly the \Windows and/or \Windows\System32 folders/directories to | > >> see if the required files have already been installed. | > >> | > >> Check this registry KEY: | > >> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup] | > >> "SourcePath"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\CABS\\" | > >> | > >> Your key may be different, please post back what it shows. | > >> | > >> -- | > >> MEB | > >> http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com | > >> -- | > >> _________ | > >> | > >> | > >> | > >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message | > >> news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... | > >> | | > >> | Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no | > >> floppy) | > >> | but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says on | > >> it | > >> | that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. | > >> | "Brian A." wrote: | > >> | | > >> | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message | > >> news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... | > >> | > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a | > >> Netgear | > >> FS605 | > >> | > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD | > >> and | > >> finished | > >> | > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows could | > >> find | > >> one. | > >> | > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just in | > >> case it | > >> | > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, I | > >> have | > >> | > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers three | > >> of | > >> which | > >> | > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old | > >> question, | > >> where | > >> | > > can I find a driver? | > >> | > > | > >> | > > "brbrown" wrote: | > >> | > > | > >> | > >> | > >> | > >> Hello Gary | > >> | > >> | > >> | > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to | > >> trace a | > >> | > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let | > >> you | > >> know how | > >> | > >> I get on. Brian | > >> | > >> | > >> | > | > >> | > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the floppy | > >> that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. | > >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm | > >> | > | > >> | > -- | > >> | > | > >> | > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } | > >> | > Conflicts start where information lacks. | > >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ | > >> | > | > >> | > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm | > >> | > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 | > >> | > | > >> | > | > >> | > >> | > >> | > | > | >
Guest Gary S. Terhune Posted August 4, 2008 Posted August 4, 2008 Re: Windows 98 Will Not Start Up Did you read the instructions Brian provided? It also mentions deleting certain files before reinstalling the drivers, for instance? These instructions? http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/n100181.asp Follow those instructions EXACTLY! Did you verify the version as described here (again, a link Brian already provided)? http://kbserver.netgear.com/products/FA311.asp Do you have version 2? Since the card is new, I would assume so. If you'll look at the Product sheet for Netgear FA311v2 at http://kbserver.netgear.com/datasheets/enus_ds_fa311_21nov07.pdf ....you'll see that only Windows 2000/XP/Vista are supported. If what you got was an FA311v2, and the sales presentation at Amazon.com. did not mention that fact, then they sent you the wrong item and you are due a refund. Since I can't find one mention of FA311v2 or any such reference at Amazon.com, if you got FA311v2 it's their screw-up. -- Gary S. Terhune MS-MVP Shell/User http://grystmill.com "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:82416942-02F6-4270-B6B5-560DC57BA610@microsoft.com... > Thanks Garry. I thought I would try all over again. I will take the card > out, > and reboot first. I have also downloaded Brian's FA311 which didn't work > either, The netgear box says Windows 98. I have also found the Windows CD > which I thought was a Tutorial CD only. On closer inspection, I can see > other > files and drivers. > MEB I have found that an NDis2driver and TCP/IP is shown as existing. The > registry shows the path up to Setup then is broken down to EBD,Migration > DLL's, Netsetup, Optional components, SetupX, VarlDTD, Winboot Div and > Shared > DLL's > > "Gary S. Terhune" wrote: > >> You don't need to know which CAB is needed, etc. When asked for the >> Windows >> installation files (CD), just redirect the dialogue to that folder, >> period. >> >> As for getting the dialogue again, start completely over with Brian's >> instructions and his floppy. >> >> -- >> Gary S. Terhune >> MS-MVP Shell/User >> http://grystmill.com >> >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:E2365E08-D2B3-40CB-9527-1E4CDDE81426@microsoft.com... >> > Gosh, you've all given me plenty to think about and try which I will >> > do. >> > First of all though, Garry I have managed to find the CAB files with >> > plenty >> > of drivers in but obviously don't know which is needed. I can't now >> > get >> > the >> > dialogue box up that asks me to insert the Windows CD so I can't try >> > the >> > CABS >> > yet. I will perservere and try all suggestions. Thank you all for your >> > help >> > and patience >> > >> > "MEB" wrote: >> > >> >> Both Brian and Gary have supplied ideas for locating and installing. >> >> Brian's offered installation file seems to be viable. >> >> >> >> Try locating the CAB files on the hard drive [you may need to set >> >> Folder >> >> Options to allow viewing hidden folders and hidden files], if not >> >> there >> >> search the restore CD and/or other computer CDs. It is potentially >> >> possible >> >> that there may be a hidden partition containing the CABs and other >> >> files, >> >> as >> >> installed by the manufacturer. >> >> >> >> As an alternative > check in Control Panel > Network > for the >> >> required >> >> Microsoft Networking Client, File and Printer Sharing, and TCP/IP. The >> >> likely issue is whether NDIS3/5 has been installed previously with its >> >> support files. If these are not installed, try adding them. This will >> >> give >> >> you an idea whether there is a hidden partition or manufacturer's >> >> folder/directory. >> >> >> >> IF you find them installed in Network, when installing the card from >> >> the >> >> driver Brian supplied, try directing the installer to the >> >> *\Windows\System* >> >> and possibly the \Windows and/or \Windows\System32 folders/directories >> >> to >> >> see if the required files have already been installed. >> >> >> >> Check this registry KEY: >> >> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup] >> >> "SourcePath"="C:\\WINDOWS\\OPTIONS\\CABS\\" >> >> >> >> Your key may be different, please post back what it shows. >> >> >> >> -- >> >> MEB >> >> http://peoplescounsel.orgfree.com >> >> -- >> >> _________ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> >> news:029DF301-FDA3-4036-B3F7-FCCBAFD0772D@microsoft.com... >> >> | >> >> | Brian, I have tried to follow the procedure on the CD (there was no >> >> floppy) >> >> | but I do not have a Windows CD other than the Restore CD which says >> >> on >> >> it >> >> | that its use will completely wipe my hardrive before Restoring. >> >> | "Brian A." wrote: >> >> | >> >> | > "brbrown" <brbrown@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> >> news:FEA14A8D-C632-49D3-9D65-673747486196@microsoft.com... >> >> | > > Well, i have now puchased a Netgear FA311 ethernet card and a >> >> Netgear >> >> FS605 >> >> | > > switch and I am back where I started. I ran the ethernet card CD >> >> and >> >> finished >> >> | > > up with a message saying that I needed a driver and Windows >> >> could >> >> find >> >> one. >> >> | > > So, I installed the card and plugged the ethernet cable in just >> >> in >> >> case it >> >> | > > would work like you said, without one. Going through old ground, >> >> I >> >> have >> >> | > > searched the internet and found many options of FA311 drivers >> >> three >> >> of >> >> which >> >> | > > do not work and I have now uninstalled them. Back to my old >> >> question, >> >> where >> >> | > > can I find a driver? >> >> | > > >> >> | > > "brbrown" wrote: >> >> | > > >> >> | > >> >> >> | > >> Hello Gary >> >> | > >> >> >> | > >> Thanks for that. From what you gave me, I have now managed to >> >> trace a >> >> | > >> suitable ethernet card and switch and placed an order. I'll let >> >> you >> >> know how >> >> | > >> I get on. Brian >> >> | > >> >> >> | > >> >> | > I have zipped up the original drivers/files/docs off of the >> >> floppy >> >> that is provided with the Netgear FA311 and placed the zip file here. >> >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/inq3.htm >> >> | > >> >> | > -- >> >> | > >> >> | > Brian A. Sesko { MS MVP_Windows Desktop User Experience } >> >> | > Conflicts start where information lacks. >> >> | > http://basconotw.mvps.org/ >> >> | > >> >> | > Suggested posting do's/don'ts: http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm >> >> | > How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 >> >> | > >> >> | > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
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