Driver won't download intellinet ethernet driver os 98

Try the connection directly to your pc.
If works possible solutions are :
1-The device is fry
2-Update the firmware
3-call your ISP

Hi,
Windows 98 supports your kingston ethernet card.
Also you can download the driver from the link given below.

http://www.kingston.com/support/networking/downloads/knepc2.asp

Download the fourth file 110TXSI_20.EXE .

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1. Reinstall OS ESPECIALLY XP service pack 3
2.Go Online to http://driverscollection.com, download an update your PC Bios and download other drivers.
3. Do not forget to install Antivirus(Avast).

http://www.nexxtech.com/nexxtech_usa.html

Go there and click Networking under products. Then click 10/100 Fast Ethernet Notebook Adapter.

Download the user guide (save it to your desktop) which will be a zip/ace file. Extract driver from inside that zip/ace file to your desktop. Then go to add new hardware or access this from going to mycomputer/device manager/'your card'/update driver and upon the installation of the driver select, "Install from location/directory." Select the driver folder, the proper OS, and then the necessary install will occur.

This computer's original OS was Windows XP. Check with the Intel Website (www.Intel.com) to see if there is an updated driver for the Ethernet Card and Chipset for the Intel Pro/100 Ethernet Driver for Windows 7. Intel has a utility you can run (follow the instructions) which will detect all your Intel Chipset hardware and provide you with updated driver information. If there is no Windows 7 driver, try using these steps to correct the issue: 1) download the most current ethernet driver from Intel and save to a folder. 2) Once the download is complete, locate the file and right click on it, click on "Properties" 3) select the Compatibility tab and set the options to run the program in Compatibility mode for Windows XP Service Pack 2. 4) A little farther down in the windows, check the box that says "Run as Administrator" 5) apply the settings and close the properties box. 6) double click the the driver file to activate its install. Follow directions and see if this helps your issue. You may need to remove the originial driver files first. To do this, Go to the Device Manager in the control panel from the start menu, Find your Ethernet adapter in the Network Adapters hardware list, right click and select "uninstall" and check the box to remove the driver files, then click okay - then reboot the machine, the run the new driver file you downloaded from Intel in compatibility mode per my previous instructions. If this doesn't solve your issue, I recommend installing a new network card that is compatible with Windows 7. Its an easy install and shouldn't cost you very much . . . less that $25.00 and should take only about 15 minutes to install. Here is a link to Netgear and their Windows 7 compatible hardware Ethernet card for about $19.00. http://www.netgear.com/Products/Adapters/WiredAdapters/FA311.aspx

Your local Wal-Mart or Target will probably have these and other brands in stock.

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I am not familliar with this brand. It is always good advice to remove the device and drivers ... and try a second time. Make sure you follow manufacturers directions EXACTLY and that you have the latest drivers.

Is it possible that you have a USB 1 computer and a USB 2 (or 3) device?

First you will have to look which one is your card A, B,C or D appropriately you have to download your driver from the link given below the site contains all 4 they work for win 98 perfectly. http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/22925/realtek-rtl8139(a-b-c-d)-driver-6.07-win98-me-2000-xp-free-download.html

i) Click on Start button ---->Select option Control Panel------>Select Network Connections----->
  a new window appears showing the "internet connections icon " Such as:

  Local Area Connection 1 or 2 or 3 and since you are not connected it will show this icon as:

eg1:  Local Area Connection 1 or 2 or 3
        Network Cable Unplugged, Firewalled
        VIA compatible Fast Ethernet  

        in this case u can download VIA network drivers....from internet..


                      or 

       eg2: Local Area Connection 1 or 2 or 3
       Network Cable Unplugged, Firewalled
       Realtek RTL8139 Family Fast Ethernet NIC

       in this u can download "Realtek RTL8139" network drivers.... from internet(which is showing              model no: RTL8139 through google search engine )


                                         (OR)


ii)        Click Start button ---->Select RUN option ----> type in the text box devmgmt.msc --->Select                Network Adapters....

           but this will show wheter ur network adapter or NIC is VIA or Realtek or......but does show the             correct Model NO: of VIA or Realtek....
  
            so i would suggest to follow the step (i)



Thanking you

M.Sridhar

   

take the side of the computer off and look for the model number on your motherboard. you need to know if your using a network card or if its onboard Lan. if everything you need is onboard all you need to do is search your motherboard number on the internet and download the drivers. you need can select what you need, sound, lan etc. your goning to have to use a friends pc so you can download these files. when your Lan is installed go to the microsoft webpage and get the latest updates, that will solve the usb in your device manager