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Hello, I’m reaching out to you today regarding an issue with the network card/driver. I need to format a PC, so far so good :) It’s a HP Compaq EVO D510 EPC. It’s a professional PC, in the company premises, I connected the PC to the internet for the first time, it worked but it was an old thing, running XP SP1 so the simplest thing for me was to reinstall it with XP SP3. Anyway, I take it home and start backing up data but I needed the internet for something and there, I can't connect via ethernet to my Freebox (it was connected via ethernet in their premises). After a while, I let it be and tell myself that I would probably see more clearly after the reinstallation.  I reinstall, everything goes well, I find the drivers for the PC online (http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=fr &cc=fr&prodNameId=97129&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=96300&swLang=17&taskId=135&swEnvOID=1093)  All the drivers work except... of course the network one! The recommended one opens a command prompt and then closes, I tried other versions but during the installation it tells me “No Intel connection detected on this computer” and it doesn't install anything.. There is no network connection in the control panel, and nothing resembling a network controller in the device manager. I haven't dismantled the machine since it's a controller integrated into the motherboard so it's definitely connected :D  Strangely enough: I thought I would plug in a USB Wi-Fi stick, but the driver doesn't work, it installs, the utility does too, but the stick has a yellow exclamation mark in the device manager and it doesn’t recognize the driver...  Does anyone have an idea?  Configuration: Windows Seven Premium 64 Bit Intel Core i5 - 650 (4.2 GHz) 4GB of RAM Ati Radeon 5770 HD

allan38 · Accepted Answer

Oh damn! The network was disabled in the BIOS! A big thank you to you! And congratulations! I still feel a bit dumb though... lol

Anonymous user · Answer

Hi,  maybe try to install it manually.  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

I don't see how to manually install the card since it doesn't appear in the Device Manager. I've tried with the Wi-Fi card; when I select the folder, it says it can't find the driver...  Thanks for your help anyway!

Anonymous user · Answer

by doing "add new hardware" in the control panel and choosing network card.

in your unnamed folder there is a folder "pro100" you need to select the file "E100a325.inf"

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allan38 · Answer

I tried to add new hardware, but there's no trace of the card.. I have the Microsoft loopback adapter, miniport Tun card (I installed it anyway, but I didn’t see any result), Bluetooth device. And in another category, I have my Wi-Fi adapter, but when I install it, it doesn't work.  For the unnamed folder, I don't know what you're talking about, could you clarify?  Thanks.

Anonymous user · Answer

If you have software like izarc (which is software like winrar), if you haven’t installed it, right-click on the executable you downloaded named "sp41804" and choose "izarc" then "open with izarc".  You will then have a folder named "sp41804" and inside it the pro100 folder.  With that, you’ll perform a manual installation.  Install from a list or specified location Do not search Provided disk Browse Go to the unzipped driver folder --> sp41804 Open the folder "pro100" Then the folder "win32" Inside, you will have a folder and three files Select nothing and click open then "ok" You will have a list of network cards, choose yours and click "next" Restart your pc  Look at what we’ve done to the world, look at what we’re leaving to our kids.

allan38 · Answer

Personally, I use 7-zip ;) I did what you told me, I installed "intel 8255x-based fast ethernet", but I still don't have any network connections. I installed "Intel(R) 82559 Fast Ethernet LAN On Motherboard" but still no network connection... I have a long list of Intel components, is there a specific one I need to install? Intel pro/100, but which one?

Anonymous user · Answer

you need to know the name of your network card  -- look what we've done to the world, look what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

It's pretty hard to find.. on the PC Everest stays silent on the network section... It's an HP Compaq Evo D510 EPC if you're bored and want to help me search the net.

Anonymous user · Answer

try selecting the Intel(R) PRO/100 Network Connection  -- look what we've done to the world, look what we're leaving for our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

if still a failure, take it:  intel(R) PRO/100 S Management Adapter  -- look at what we've made of the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

Both have failed, in the device manager, I see all the drivers I've installed since a while ago with a yellow exclamation mark, and when I open it, it says in the info area: "This device cannot start. (code 10). Furthermore, I also have (still in the network card tab) an unknown device that I didn't have before and that doesn't have an exclamation mark; in the info window, it says "No driver is installed for this device". I think I'm good to install all the drivers on the list?  Edit: I want to clarify that I tried right-clicking to update the driver with e100a235 and that it didn't work either...

Anonymous user · Answer

delete them all, restart your PC.  and redo the process with the Intel(R) 82559 Fast Ethernet LAN On Motherboard  are you on 32 or 64 bits?  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

kaneagle · Answer

Good evening,  In the device manager Right-click on the problematic devices Properties Details tab Give the hardware ID number.  -- The human being is at its best when things are at their worst.

allan38 · Answer

I am on 32. For the installation, I just saw that you added the exact procedure, or maybe I didn't see it before.. It differs from what I do: I add the hardware and then, according to that, the window you mentioned appears, I do as you said but in the end I don't get the list of drivers but a window that says it hasn't found the right software. So I click ok and then another window comes up asking:  Have you already connected the hardware to the computer? So I click yes (no it doesn't work), then I get a list of peripherals but no network card, so I click "add a new hardware device" then I install the hardware that I manually select from the list, then I choose network card and then I select the driver...

Anonymous user · Answer

and?  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

Well, that's how I've been doing it from the beginning lol.  And, well, it's not working..., I just restarted but still no network connection. In the device manager, I have - Intel(R) 82559 Fast Ethernet LAN On Motherboard (with an exclamation point) - Unknown device (with an exclamation point that wasn't there before.)  The unknown device has no hardware ID, the Intel(R) 82559 Fast Ethernet LAN On Motherboard has: pci\ven_8086&dev_1229&subsys_01bc1014&rev_09 (I found it in the "hardware ID" section under the details tab)

Anonymous user · Answer

so redo the process and take the pro 100/M desktop adapter  -- look what we've done to the world, look what we're leaving to our kids

Anonymous user · Answer

otherwise go here:  pilot  look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

As usual, it didn't work with the pro 100/M desktop adapter, so I downloaded the file, installed it, and it told me that the new features were installed. What do I do now?

Anonymous user · Answer

reboot your PC  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving for our kids

allan38 · Answer

Still nothing in the network connections...

Anonymous user · Answer

what do you have in the device manager?  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving for our kids

allan38 · Answer

- Intel(R) PRO/100 M Desktop Adapter (with exclamation mark) - Unknown device (with exclamation mark)  and the PC asks me every 30 seconds for the driver for something called "Net" but I can't find it in the manager... I've tried to install the drivers we've had since earlier but it doesn't accept them.

kaneagle · Answer

Good evening,  Try this driver --> driver Unzip it and install it manually: Go to the Device Manager Right-click on the Intel (R) device Update driver Install from a list or specified location Don't search Have disk Browse Go to the folder of the unzipped driver Select the file --> e100b325.inf Restart.   Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

allan38 · Answer

Thank you for your help as well, I followed your instructions, but first of all, I can only select a directory, not a file. So I chose win32, but the installer cannot find the software to install. I haven't restarted to see the result since it tells me that it didn't work..

Anonymous user · Answer

have you tried to just launch it?  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving for our kids

allan38 · Answer

Yes, it launches, extracts itself, then the process disappears from the task manager list...

Anonymous user · Answer

right-click on it and run as administrator  look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

I have an error message, I'm not allowed. But I am already in admin session, which is strange because I thought it only appeared in safe mode. When I right-click, run as... I either have Administrator/MALB (MALB is the name of the session I set during installation) or the admin session. Neither of the two works.

Anonymous user · Answer

weird all this...  -- look at what we have done to the world, look at what we are leaving for our kids

allan38 · Answer

We agree... the worst part is that the network was working before moving it from its original location. I went online, I even downloaded Firefox (which probably couldn't install because the PC had never received updates). If it had never worked, I would have concluded with a "it's broken" lol but now... Thank you both for helping me, really! If you have any other ideas, don't hesitate! And if you're really motivated, we can discuss exchanging emails privately for a TeamViewer session if you want to see for yourself...

Anonymous user · Answer

I would tell you to reformat it and restart the XP installation.  -- Look at what we have done to the world, look at what we are leaving to our kids.

allan38 · Answer

I don't think it will work, but I'll try anyway...

Anonymous user · Answer

You have nothing to lose... :)  -- Look at what we've made of the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids.

kaneagle · Answer

Go to the Control Panel Folder Options View tab Check --> show hidden files and folders Uncheck --> hide extensions for known file types Apply and OK.  Try to install the driver manually again: --> https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-26859034-aucune-connexion-intel-detectee-sur-cet-ordinateur?page=2#25  Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

allan38 · Answer

Done, without success... I restarted just to be sure, but it told me it still hadn't found the right software...

kaneagle · Answer

When you go into the unzipped sp33939 driver folder, do you not see the file --> e100b325.inf ?  Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

allan38 · Answer

When I go there with Windows Explorer, I can see it, but when installing a driver, you can’t select a file, only a folder (but that's always been the case!). And when I select the "Win32" folder that contains the e100b325.inf file, I get "Unable to continue the hardware update wizard. The wizard cannot find better software for your device than what is currently installed."

Anonymous user · Answer

he should logically install it for you, maybe he should also run the sfc, right?  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

The sfc?

kaneagle · Answer

Right-click on Intel (R)
Properties
Drivers tab
Uninstall the driver.

Try again:
Right-click on the device
Update driver
Install from a list or specified location
Don't search
Browse
Select the folder of the unzipped driver sp33939
Restart.

--
Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Anonymous user · Answer

I still put it:

Start
All Programs
Accessories
Right-click on --> command prompt
Run as administrator and confirm
Type: sfc /scannow and press enter.

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allan38 · Answer

"Unable to uninstall the device. The device may be required for starting the computer."

As for the command prompt, we're facing the same issue as last time, unable to run it as admin.

So I restarted in Safe Mode to check, and in the manager, I have 5 different miniports, two Intel® miniport, a Microsoft Tun miniport, a "direct parallel," all without exclamation marks, and my unknown device with its point...

Of course, impossible to uninstall.

I still have the PC this weekend; after that, it will go back to the office and will be sent to the IT service provider, so don't wear yourselves out too much...

Anonymous user · Answer

Have you tried to reformat it like I told you?  -- Look at what we have done to the world, look at what we are leaving to our kids.

allan38 · Answer

No, I didn't have the time and I'm not going to take it, sorry...

Anonymous user · Answer

ok ok no problem  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids

allan38 · Answer

Thank you again for your help!

Anonymous user · Answer

You're welcome, but it's still strange.  -- Look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving to our kids.

allan38 · Answer

Yes, rather, but it's a rather old machine; it might be the first symptoms of an impending death in the more or less long term...

kaneagle · Answer

Was everything properly activated in the BIOS?  -- Human beings are at their best when things are at their worst.

Anonymous user · Answer

Oh, well there it is ;) happy for you ;)  -- look at what we've done to the world, look at what we're leaving for our kids

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