Iam trying to use RIS Windows 2000, while using wizard, the Network
Card which i am using ..is not listed in it...(wizard)..
what do i do. Is there any way??
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hi,
The link which u have given as
http://support.microsoft.c
doesn't seems to work.i need more in a detailed way.can u please help me out.
My question is
the Network Card which i am using ..is not listed in it...(wizard)..
what do i do. Is there any way??
The link above works for me...
Try going to this page and then entering 246184 in the box.
http://support.microsoft.c
The way I usually do it is create a network book disk from this site, share the required directory out and then run it across the network. Saves all the hassle of trying to find compatible drivers as someone else already has!
http://www.nu2.nu/bootdisk
Simon.
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by: PeteLongPosted on 2004-05-23 at 05:13:45ID: 11137200
Creating a RIS boot disk is a simple process. Follow these steps:
a blank 1.44MB disk into the server's floppy drive.
Run the RBFG.EXE program found in the RIS server's \RemoteInstall\Admin\I386 directory. The Remote Boot Disk Generator dialog box will open.
In this dialog box, select the radio button that corresponds to the floppy drive containing the blank disk.
Click Adaptor List, and you'll see a list of the supported types of network cards. Select the appropriate network card from the list.
To create the disk, click the Create Disk button
How to Add Third-Party OEM Network Adapters to RIS Installations
http://support.microsoft.c