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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Levels-4-You : Lounge : Win98 on router [Forum Rules]   Back to Forum Thread List sobe    Posted 2nd Aug 2005 2:44pm Post 579 / 3194 Could someone please help me with my small issue. My sister's pc which I am currently finished with has an onboard ethernet port and also has the Win98se OS on it. With WinXP OS I can plug and play with a spare Cat5e cable and router, but on Win98 which is a DOS based it will not work as plug and play. Any suggestions? I have tried Internet Connection wizard and didn't find what I needed, unless there was something I missed with it. Could someone please tell me what I would do to find out if the ethernet adapter is even enabled. On WinXP I can click on Show All Connections..... lol Thanks, sobe "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a dozen, because some bakers would view a dozen as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006     Garner    Posted 2nd Aug 2005 5:44pm Post 1234 / 4125 Win98 is plug n play... just XP has the drivers for many items built in. You'll need to download the driver for the onboard network adapter from the manufacturer of the motherboard. "Science is this extraordinary transnational, transcultural, trans-everything language which is the only way to discover Truth and its regrettable that billions are still stuck in the Middle Ages believing the crap propagated by Popes and priests..." - Peter Atkins     sobe    Posted 2nd Aug 2005 7:57pm Post 580 / 3194 Sorry about that, forgot about that. But, how would I found out what it is. It is an ASUS mobo. "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a dozen, because some bakers would view a dozen as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006     LordSeafood   Posted 3rd Aug 2005 3:27am L4Y Member Post 154 / 1792 you should try the ASUS site and all information should be in the user manual. P.S. Still Alive.     sobe    Posted 3rd Aug 2005 5:39am Post 584 / 3194 The ASUS manual for it sux I was thinking the drivers would be located on the setup disk really.... lol, my latest ASUS mobo has the drivers for ethernet on the Disk. "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a dozen, because some bakers would view a dozen as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006

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