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Follow The instructions to fix the problem
1) Click the Windows "Start" button and select "Control Panel." Double-click the "System" icon to open your current system properties.
2) Click the "Hardware" tab. In the screen that opens, click the "Device Manager" button to open the application.
3) Scroll down to the section labeled "Network Adapters." Click the icon to expand a list of network adapters installed on the machine. Double-click the network card you want to review. This opens a new properties window.
4) Click the "Driver" tab to view the summary for the drivers. If you want to locate the directory and
source: http://www.ehow.com/how_6116207_nic-driver.html#ixzz1ihJCUxZq
1) Click the Windows "Start" button and select "Control Panel." Double-click the "System" icon to open your current system properties.
2) Click the "Hardware" tab. In the screen that opens, click the "Device Manager" button to open the application.
3) Scroll down to the section labeled "Network Adapters." Click the icon to expand a list of network adapters installed on the machine. Double-click the network card you want to review. This opens a new properties window.
4) Click the "Driver" tab to view the summary for the drivers. If you want to locate the directory and
source: http://www.ehow.com/how_6116207_nic-driver.html#ixzz1ihJCUxZq
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You could also do it the other way take the numbers of it and type them in Google i find that more helpful rather than allays using what windows says the right driver for example a video 128 rad windows installs the wrong driver for the video card on your computer it took me ages to suss what was going on.
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