networking

hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
using it, please help.
christopher

Rick
Sun Oct 02 11:05:33 CDT 2005

What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
NICs that have drivers available!


christopher wrote:
> hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> using it, please help.
> christopher
>

christopher
Sun Oct 02 11:23:01 CDT 2005

hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
is a bt voyager 1040
thanks chris

"Rick" wrote:

> What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
> what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
> NICs that have drivers available!
>
>
> christopher wrote:
> > hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> > windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> > purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> > can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> > drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> > using it, please help.
> > christopher
> >
>

Rick
Sun Oct 02 12:03:42 CDT 2005

According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
find a driver for your on-board LAN.


christopher wrote:
> hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
> is a bt voyager 1040
> thanks chris
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
>
>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
>>NICs that have drivers available!
>>
>>
>>christopher wrote:
>>
>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
>>>using it, please help.
>>>christopher
>>>
>>

christopher
Sun Oct 02 12:29:02 CDT 2005

sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
thanks.

"Rick" wrote:

> According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
> am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
> but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
> drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
> find a driver for your on-board LAN.
>
>
> christopher wrote:
> > hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
> > is a bt voyager 1040
> > thanks chris
> >
> > "Rick" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
> >>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
> >>NICs that have drivers available!
> >>
> >>
> >>christopher wrote:
> >>
> >>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> >>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> >>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> >>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> >>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> >>>using it, please help.
> >>>christopher
> >>>
> >>
>

Rick
Sun Oct 02 12:37:02 CDT 2005

So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.


christopher wrote:
> sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
> for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
> thanks.
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
>
>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
>>
>>
>>christopher wrote:
>>
>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
>>>is a bt voyager 1040
>>>thanks chris
>>>
>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
>>>>>using it, please help.
>>>>>christopher
>>>>>
>>>>

christopher
Sun Oct 02 12:54:01 CDT 2005

thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks

"Rick" wrote:

> So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
> only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
>
>
> christopher wrote:
> > sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
> > for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
> > thanks.
> >
> > "Rick" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
> >>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
> >>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
> >>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
> >>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
> >>
> >>
> >>christopher wrote:
> >>
> >>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
> >>>is a bt voyager 1040
> >>>thanks chris
> >>>
> >>>"Rick" wrote:
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
> >>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
> >>>>NICs that have drivers available!
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>christopher wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> >>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> >>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> >>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> >>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> >>>>>using it, please help.
> >>>>>christopher
> >>>>>
> >>>>
>

Rick
Sun Oct 02 13:35:01 CDT 2005

Can you remove the card from the computer and read what is on the chip?
It would be a chip about 1 inch (approx. 2.54 cm) square and would
have a model number of some sort and a name of a manufacturer.

Another method would be to boot into XP 32-bit and look at the
properties of the card in the Windows "Device Manager." You could also
see what drivers are loaded which might help in searching for 64-bit
drivers.


christopher wrote:
> thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
> look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
>
>>So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
>> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
>>only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
>>
>>
>>christopher wrote:
>>
>>>sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
>>>for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
>>>thanks.
>>>
>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
>>>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
>>>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
>>>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
>>>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
>>>>>is a bt voyager 1040
>>>>>thanks chris
>>>>>
>>>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
>>>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
>>>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
>>>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
>>>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
>>>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
>>>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
>>>>>>>using it, please help.
>>>>>>>christopher
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>

christopher
Sun Oct 02 13:48:01 CDT 2005

ok, it says broadcom corp, file version 3.60.7.0, been to the websight but i
dont know what i am downloading, sorry, but we live in hope, thanks chris

"Rick" wrote:

> Can you remove the card from the computer and read what is on the chip?
> It would be a chip about 1 inch (approx. 2.54 cm) square and would
> have a model number of some sort and a name of a manufacturer.
>
> Another method would be to boot into XP 32-bit and look at the
> properties of the card in the Windows "Device Manager." You could also
> see what drivers are loaded which might help in searching for 64-bit
> drivers.
>
>
> christopher wrote:
> > thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
> > look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks
> >
> > "Rick" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
> >> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
> >>only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
> >>
> >>
> >>christopher wrote:
> >>
> >>>sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
> >>>for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
> >>>thanks.
> >>>
> >>>"Rick" wrote:
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
> >>>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
> >>>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
> >>>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
> >>>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>christopher wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
> >>>>>is a bt voyager 1040
> >>>>>thanks chris
> >>>>>
> >>>>>"Rick" wrote:
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
> >>>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
> >>>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>christopher wrote:
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> >>>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> >>>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> >>>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> >>>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> >>>>>>>using it, please help.
> >>>>>>>christopher
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>
>

Rick
Sun Oct 02 14:04:11 CDT 2005

There are supposed to be some Broadcom drivers in Win x64, but I don't
know which ones. You might need to pull the card and see what the
Broadcom number is on the chip and then try installing the x64 driver
manually.


christopher wrote:
> ok, it says broadcom corp, file version 3.60.7.0, been to the websight but i
> dont know what i am downloading, sorry, but we live in hope, thanks chris
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
>
>>Can you remove the card from the computer and read what is on the chip?
>> It would be a chip about 1 inch (approx. 2.54 cm) square and would
>>have a model number of some sort and a name of a manufacturer.
>>
>>Another method would be to boot into XP 32-bit and look at the
>>properties of the card in the Windows "Device Manager." You could also
>>see what drivers are loaded which might help in searching for 64-bit
>>drivers.
>>
>>
>>christopher wrote:
>>
>>>thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
>>>look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks
>>>
>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
>>>> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
>>>>only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
>>>>>for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
>>>>>thanks.
>>>>>
>>>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
>>>>>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
>>>>>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
>>>>>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
>>>>>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
>>>>>>>is a bt voyager 1040
>>>>>>>thanks chris
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
>>>>>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
>>>>>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
>>>>>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
>>>>>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
>>>>>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
>>>>>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
>>>>>>>>>using it, please help.
>>>>>>>>>christopher
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>

christopher
Sun Oct 02 14:06:03 CDT 2005

sorry about this but do you know of a wireless utility (the bt voyager
wireless utility wont work), that might be the prob???

"christopher" wrote:

> ok, it says broadcom corp, file version 3.60.7.0, been to the websight but i
> dont know what i am downloading, sorry, but we live in hope, thanks chris
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
> > Can you remove the card from the computer and read what is on the chip?
> > It would be a chip about 1 inch (approx. 2.54 cm) square and would
> > have a model number of some sort and a name of a manufacturer.
> >
> > Another method would be to boot into XP 32-bit and look at the
> > properties of the card in the Windows "Device Manager." You could also
> > see what drivers are loaded which might help in searching for 64-bit
> > drivers.
> >
> >
> > christopher wrote:
> > > thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
> > > look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks
> > >
> > > "Rick" wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >>So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
> > >> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
> > >>only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>christopher wrote:
> > >>
> > >>>sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
> > >>>for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
> > >>>thanks.
> > >>>
> > >>>"Rick" wrote:
> > >>>
> > >>>
> > >>>
> > >>>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
> > >>>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
> > >>>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
> > >>>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
> > >>>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
> > >>>>
> > >>>>
> > >>>>christopher wrote:
> > >>>>
> > >>>>
> > >>>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
> > >>>>>is a bt voyager 1040
> > >>>>>thanks chris
> > >>>>>
> > >>>>>"Rick" wrote:
> > >>>>>
> > >>>>>
> > >>>>>
> > >>>>>
> > >>>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
> > >>>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
> > >>>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
> > >>>>>>
> > >>>>>>
> > >>>>>>christopher wrote:
> > >>>>>>
> > >>>>>>
> > >>>>>>
> > >>>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> > >>>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> > >>>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> > >>>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> > >>>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> > >>>>>>>using it, please help.
> > >>>>>>>christopher
> > >>>>>>>
> > >>>>>>
> >

Rick
Sun Oct 02 14:15:02 CDT 2005

You need 64-bit drivers for the card to work in Win x64.


christopher wrote:
> sorry about this but do you know of a wireless utility (the bt voyager
> wireless utility wont work), that might be the prob???
>
> "christopher" wrote:
>
>
>>ok, it says broadcom corp, file version 3.60.7.0, been to the websight but i
>>dont know what i am downloading, sorry, but we live in hope, thanks chris
>>
>>"Rick" wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Can you remove the card from the computer and read what is on the chip?
>>> It would be a chip about 1 inch (approx. 2.54 cm) square and would
>>>have a model number of some sort and a name of a manufacturer.
>>>
>>>Another method would be to boot into XP 32-bit and look at the
>>>properties of the card in the Windows "Device Manager." You could also
>>>see what drivers are loaded which might help in searching for 64-bit
>>>drivers.
>>>
>>>
>>>christopher wrote:
>>>
>>>>thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
>>>>look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks
>>>>
>>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
>>>>> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
>>>>>only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
>>>>>>for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
>>>>>>thanks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
>>>>>>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
>>>>>>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
>>>>>>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
>>>>>>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
>>>>>>>>is a bt voyager 1040
>>>>>>>>thanks chris
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>"Rick" wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
>>>>>>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
>>>>>>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>christopher wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
>>>>>>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
>>>>>>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
>>>>>>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
>>>>>>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
>>>>>>>>>>using it, please help.
>>>>>>>>>>christopher
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>

jbnetdev
Mon Oct 03 03:49:03 CDT 2005

Anyone know of a manufacture has drivers forthere wirless lan card for 63 bit
XP. I couldnt find anything

"christopher" wrote:

> sorry about this but do you know of a wireless utility (the bt voyager
> wireless utility wont work), that might be the prob???
>
> "christopher" wrote:
>
> > ok, it says broadcom corp, file version 3.60.7.0, been to the websight but i
> > dont know what i am downloading, sorry, but we live in hope, thanks chris
> >
> > "Rick" wrote:
> >
> > > Can you remove the card from the computer and read what is on the chip?
> > > It would be a chip about 1 inch (approx. 2.54 cm) square and would
> > > have a model number of some sort and a name of a manufacturer.
> > >
> > > Another method would be to boot into XP 32-bit and look at the
> > > properties of the card in the Windows "Device Manager." You could also
> > > see what drivers are loaded which might help in searching for 64-bit
> > > drivers.
> > >
> > >
> > > christopher wrote:
> > > > thanks for all your help[, but how do i find out the chip (on the card) had a
> > > > look in the internet but i dont know what to look for, thanks
> > > >
> > > > "Rick" wrote:
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >>So, you're talking about a wireless pci card? What chip is on the card?
> > > >> There are several chips that do have 64-bit drivers. Otherwise, your
> > > >>only choice is to buy a card that has a x64 compatible chip.
> > > >>
> > > >>
> > > >>christopher wrote:
> > > >>
> > > >>>sorry, i think i have sent you down the wrong path, i have all the drivers
> > > >>>for the mobo, i just need to get my bt voyager 1040 pci card to work, but
> > > >>>thanks.
> > > >>>
> > > >>>"Rick" wrote:
> > > >>>
> > > >>>
> > > >>>
> > > >>>>According to the manual, your MB has a Marvel 88E1111 giga-bit LAN. I
> > > >>>>am not familiar with that chip and don't know what drivers support it,
> > > >>>>but www.PlanetAMD64.com and www.64bitstuff.com are two sites that have
> > > >>>>drivers available for download. I would think you should be able to
> > > >>>>find a driver for your on-board LAN.
> > > >>>>
> > > >>>>
> > > >>>>christopher wrote:
> > > >>>>
> > > >>>>
> > > >>>>>hi, ok, the motherboard is an asus k8n-e deluxe, with an amd 64, the pci card
> > > >>>>>is a bt voyager 1040
> > > >>>>>thanks chris
> > > >>>>>
> > > >>>>>"Rick" wrote:
> > > >>>>>
> > > >>>>>
> > > >>>>>
> > > >>>>>
> > > >>>>>>What is your hardware configuration? No one can help if they don't know
> > > >>>>>>what your hardware is! Most of the MBs that are 64-bit have on-board
> > > >>>>>>NICs that have drivers available!
> > > >>>>>>
> > > >>>>>>
> > > >>>>>>christopher wrote:
> > > >>>>>>
> > > >>>>>>
> > > >>>>>>
> > > >>>>>>>hi, i had win xp 64bit setup on my pc, with a wired internet connection,
> > > >>>>>>>windows xp worked fine but the 64bit cant install the drivers, so, i
> > > >>>>>>>purchased a voyager 2100 wireless router and a voyager 1040 pci card, nothing
> > > >>>>>>>can go wrong now, or can it?, yes it can, windows xp 64bit cant install the
> > > >>>>>>>drivers, it cant find a network but i know its there as windows xp pro is
> > > >>>>>>>using it, please help.
> > > >>>>>>>christopher
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