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Thoxickid
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 Ethernet Controller
ECS, Ethernet
Hello , i have a huge problem with a mainboard i think.....i cant get a driver for ethernet controller on a [strong] Motherboard ID    09/20/2001-8363-686-K7VZAC-00 Motherboard Name    ECS K7VZA     Front Side Bus Properties    Bus Type    DEC Alpha EV6 Bus Width    64-bit Real Clock    133 MHz (DDR) Effective Clock    267 MHz Bandwidth    2133 MB/s     Memory Bus Properties    Bus Type    SDR SDRAM Bus Width    64-bit Real Clock    133 MHz Effective Clock    133 MHz Bandwidth    1067 MB/s     Chipset Bus Properties    Bus Type    PCI Bus Width    32-bit Real Clock    33 MHz Effective Clock    33 MHz Bandwidth    133 MB/s     Motherboard Physical Info    CPU Sockets/Slots    1 Expansion Slots    5 PCI, 1 AGP, 1 AMR RAM Slots    3 DIMM Integrated Devices    Audio Form Factor    ATX Motherboard Size    220 mm x 300 mm Motherboard Chipset    KT133(A) Can anione help me pls? I can't connect to the internet so i cant get the drivers and to tell u the truth i dont even know what i'm looking for! Best regards Alex [/strong]

Software/Hardware used:
ECS K7VZA
ASKED: December 30, 2009  8:39 PM
UPDATED: December 31, 2009  10:07 AM
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Alex The official page for your motherboard is http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Downloads/ProductsDetail_Download.aspx?detailid=71&DetailName=New&DetailDesc=K7VZA&MenuID=0&LanID=0 There is a link to download drivers but it is not opening on my computer; may be a problem with their website or the PC that I am working from (which is Linux OS) When you can get access to the internet try that link and see if you can get access to the drivers page. The Network card on your motherboard most likely has a Realtek or Intel chip. If you go to (Windows XP) Start > Control Panel > System(may be under Performance and Maintenance) > Hardware > Device manager You will see a list of the hardware in your PC. Your network card should be listed with an exclamation mark next to it. Right click on it and select Properties > Details Choose Hardware ID and you should see a long string of numbers and text. In there should be VENxxxx and DEVxxxx You can put those numbers in at www.pcidatabase.com and find out the exact network card you have which should make getting the driver alot easier.
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yes alex is right if u not find driver u can install external ethernet card on your PCI slot

Danial
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