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mousemen,

Did you find your drivers?  Do you need further assistance?

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IBM ThinkPad T23 2648-4MU. &nbsp;Formatted this with 2000 and did not have the original software. &nbsp;<br />
Need to find the Intel 82801CAM driver, &nbsp;because in Device Manager - other devices &nbsp;the PCI Device needs the driver. 
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IBM ThinkPad T23 2648-4MU.  Formatted this with 2000 and did not have the original software.  
Need to find the Intel 82801CAM driver,  because in Device Manager - other devices  the PCI Device needs the driver. 

Find PCI Device driver for IBM ThinkPad T23 2648-4MU

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