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 Jun 28 2009, 11:57 PM
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You will see On-Chip MAC Lan. Make sure it is enabled and reboot. Once you have rebooted, go into device manager and click on the plus next to "network" Look for Nvidia network controller ( or something similar ). Also, look above network for something similar to Multi-Function controllers. Make sure it does not have an exclamation point next to it. Hope this makes it show up for you, -------------------- Techextreme
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Jul 5 2009, 12:18 AM
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Sorry went on holiday for 5 days. I tried that before I came to the forum, unfortunately it didn't work...
 Except, I can't find multi function controllers? Thanks for your time. |
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