3COM PC Card model 3CRWE154G72 Error code 10: device cannot start

https://www.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=5372&si=9ea320d50a226c79eb7fb572e0673dd0

Try this link...I just confirmed that it does exist.
If you have any issues, Try using a Microsoft or a 3Com universal driver.

Last but not least, simply go on eBay for a vintage LAN card...that includes a driver CD that runs on Windows 98SE.
If you need further assistance, just reply after trying those possibilities.
I'm "A+" Industry Certified PC Repair Tech. If you can't find one in a box with driver disc, maybe I have some LAN cards.
Does this need an ISA or PCI slot?

http://download.cnet.com/802-11b-g-atheros/3000-2112_4-162108.html

http://download.cnet.com/network-intel-r-pro/3000-2112_4-109070.html

if these drivers are not right
http://download.cnet.com/2000-20_4.html
on the home page you should see a search tab just type in what you are looking for
eg:motherboard name ethernet driver
you might have to try a few times to get it right
hope it helps

a340, circa 2003? wow, old...Goodwill has them way newer why use this old dog ?
why post lacking what OS this is?
xp dead
Vista dead
3com drivers, dead. about year 2000 dead, 17 years dead.
Windows 7 does not support many old chips.
nor does 10. (worse)
so?

if motivated to make NIC work
why not just buy a new NIC card from say newegg
or is this restore, a go back to windows 95,
back in the hey day of 3com, HP owns 3com now
but the those products all died back 17 long years ago
3com NICs 3C905 card, or the like?

I can run the PCI scanner on that PC
its a free program and get the
MFG code and device code. telling what chips both are.
nic and on board.

go here, find what matches your unstated os
buy it and it works.
PCI card, Rosewell.? $9 says comes with CD
says does all OS , see that?


https://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100158104%201100858365%20600016289%20600013857&IsNodeId=1&Description=nic%20card&bop=And&Order=PRICE&PageSize=36/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=nic+card&N=-1&isNodeId=1




ever use a PCI scanner to ID that on board chip
hell both .

http://pcdied.com/pci-101.html


if 9bucks is too much, only this scanner can tell you whats there in hardware.
the HP books are gone. long ago.

there you are
http://download.driverguide.com/driver/3cxfe575bt/3Com/d112287.html

There are 3 possible Ethernet adapters for your model.
3COM - Click For DownloadBroadcom - Click For DownloadIntel - Click For Download
Assuming you are using the card that came with the model and not a third party expansion card one of these three drivers should be the driver you require. Most commonly Broadcom is used by HP/Compaq systems so that is probably the best one to start with, Intel second, 3Com last.

then you have to used the wireless g router for wireless

Your driver can be downloaded here provided you selected the right product (3csoho100b-tx).

Hi,

Hope this is what you are looking for...

http://www.3com.com/products/en_US/result.jsp?selected=5&sort=effdt&order=desc&sku=3CRWE737A


Have a nice day.

If not done allready, setup the lan IP address and default gateway in win98 Click MyComputer-ControlPanel-Network-Double Click TCP/IP Adapter for your 3com device-insert LAN info for IP Adress-subnet mask, Gateway and your Internet service providors DNS Addresses info Tab's (3x different Tabs "IP Adress" "Gateway" "DNS Configuration") IP Adress will be at least one number higher than your gateway address and not allready being used by other PC's on your network and gateway address will same as your router interface address subnet mask will be the same for all PC's on your network. For 3com and Netgear routers LAN setup is usually Gateway = 192.168.1.1 Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0 IP Adress = 192.168.1.10(choose alternate number than 10 if allready used by another PC on your network, try to use round numbers, must be a number higher than 1) Once all info is entered click OK (this may trigger a database info update message and task)now your LAN is setup and ready to talk to your network Restart PC and try browsing again. May possibly require reinstallation of the TCP/IP client (you double clicked this to setup your LAN in Win98) or reinstallation of the IIS(Internet Information Services)component found in, Add/Remove Programs-Add/Remove windows components and then try LAN setup again if this does not work first time round