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General Computer Support / Re: Ethernet NIC works in 7 not xp on same laptop
« on: October 20, 2014, 01:29:52 pm »
Wish I could, (really!) but I have to leave for an appointment in a few minutes.
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Hi, I meant , when you are in xp platform
Try this link
http://www.hp-drivers-download.com/download/hp/sp56998.exe.html
Download this driver to your computer and then right click select properties and select compatible tab and then select Windows xp system, instead of win 7, to give the compatibility and then close.Then right click the same exe and then choose Run as administrator. I think that this will fix your problem
It seems that the thread owner first installed the windows 7 and then xp without supported software cds of the xp.
I would advise you look out for a similar laptop in xp configurations and then copy the drivers from their folder to your computer and activate it by installing the exe files from those folders.
Update: Please see this link also
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870702
How to troubleshoot wireless network connections in Windows XP Service Pack 2This is not a wireless connection nor is it sp2. It's sp3.
You could uninstall the LAN driver in Device Manager, leaving the software box unchecked then Action/Scan for hardware changes or reboot and let Windows install one of its WHQL drivers.
Are the USB Host Controllers the only items that the GBE is sharing with ?
AMD's graphics drivers deal with those and as you will only have Win 7's, as far as I know for the HD 6320 - wondering if it's worth using the auto detect in XP as they could be the cause of the conflict, although you could try uninstalling them in Device Manager to see if that has any effect on the LAN speeds. http://www.amd.com/en-us/markets/game/downloads
But I wonder if you need a older driver to do the trick. I have a folder full of the older drivers that I use in my automated installs of XP, it has the older realtek drivers, I could yank them out and post them for you, then you can try to manually add each driver and have the network card use it and see how it does.
Are you using the same Ethernet cable for the laptop as you are for the desktop and is the download speed on the desktop as it should be ?
Check the event viewer and see if it says what other service failed to start.
If you can get me the laptop make and model and get me the hardware IDs from my program for the nic and sound then I can use those to find a older model HP that had that same hardware and has the proper xp drivers listed
In cases like this the trick is to find a different HP model with the same hardware.