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Yes, it's WinPE. I know how to re-package WinPE just having a hard time finding these drivers. I might just end up buying StarTech ethernet controllers but if I can re-use hardware that is great as well. I installed a StarTech ethernet card in another PC and it works fine with Ghost.
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Yes, it's WinPE. I know how to re-package WinPE just having a hard time finding these drivers. I might just end up buying StarTech ethernet controllers but if I can re-use hardware that is great as well. I installed a StarTech ethernet card in another PC and it works fine with Ghost.

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The link i provided goes right to the drivers for the card you mentioned. You can get them there and then add them to your WinPE dsk.<br />
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Were the drivers not there for you? Were they the incorrect ones?
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The link i provided goes right to the drivers for the card you mentioned. You can get them there and then add them to your WinPE dsk.

Were the drivers not there for you? Were they the incorrect ones?

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I've been trying to locate the Windows vista driver for Ghost Console.<br />
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I have two systems that I think they both use the same driver.<br />
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System 1:<br />
Intel 82579LM<br />
Hardware ID 8086<br />
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System 2:<br />
Intel 82578DM<br />
Hardware ID 8086<br />
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The ghost boot cast has to use the Windows Vista driver so if you could point me to the actual driver that would be great.
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I've been trying to locate the Windows vista driver for Ghost Console.

I have two systems that I think they both use the same driver.

System 1:
Intel 82579LM
Hardware ID 8086

System 2:
Intel 82578DM
Hardware ID 8086

The ghost boot cast has to use the Windows Vista driver so if you could point me to the actual driver that would be great.

Windows Vista network driver Intel 825

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