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system cannot find network device when installing drivers

Asked by ipaman in General Computer Systems

Tags: find, network, cannot, device

I cannot get my network adapter card to function properly. I inadvertently mucked with my registry and now all attempts to connect to the network using my D-Link network card fails.

When trying to install the drivers for the network card the error message is "Installation failed... System cannot find the device specified"

When I go into Device Manager and click on Network Adapter, the network adapter card in there but has an exclamation point (!) next to it, as though there is some issue.

I have re-installed windows 2000 (updated) to no avail. I am not at liberty to reformat the disk and re-install everything as I have no way (at the moment) to back up the system.

Any ideas???

ipaman
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Zone: General Computer Systems
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