drivers for network card

peterone · 11-29-2007, 02:46 PM

Hi, I formatted my PC and found out that Windows XP did not install my network card.
I checked system information and it displays that the network card is RAS Async Adapter. When I opened the casing of the PC ,on the network card there was mark saying “S TECH”. Who can I find out what model the card is, I don’t have any of the papers that were given to me when I bought the PC few years back. I tried to look for drivers but with little success, where can I find drivers for this network card and how can I find the model out?

Thanks upfront.

Ericwaycotx · 11-29-2007, 03:00 PM

Hi peterson,

Is the NIC card an integrated or PCI card?

If It's PCI, remove the card fro the machine, and see if you can see a sticker on it with a serial number, model number, or anything type of information that may help you in finding it's maker!

Also, there is a program that tells you specifically what hardware is in your system but I can't think of it's name. I'm sure someone knows, though.

11-29-2007, 02:46 PM	#1 (permalink)
peterone Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 2 OS: xp	drivers for network card Hi, I formatted my PC and found out that Windows XP did not install my network card. I checked system information and it displays that the network card is RAS Async Adapter. When I opened the casing of the PC ,on the network card there was mark saying “S TECH”. Who can I find out what model the card is, I don’t have any of the papers that were given to me when I bought the PC few years back. I tried to look for drivers but with little success, where can I find drivers for this network card and how can I find the model out? Thanks upfront.

11-29-2007, 03:00 PM	#2 (permalink)
Ericwaycotx Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 334 OS: Xp Pro Sp2, Windows 2000 Server My System	Re: drivers for network card Hi peterson, Is the NIC card an integrated or PCI card? If It's PCI, remove the card fro the machine, and see if you can see a sticker on it with a serial number, model number, or anything type of information that may help you in finding it's maker! Also, there is a program that tells you specifically what hardware is in your system but I can't think of it's name. I'm sure someone knows, though.