Bruce Lund <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I inserted restore disk and extracted all files and
> installed from
>
> Emachines11/Drivers/LAN/Setup Icon I
> got DriverInstaller-InstallShield Wizard (Intel)
>
> 
> Installed network drivers from 
>
> Drivers\LAN\APPS\SETUP\SETUPBD\W98-XP32SetupBD
>
> I did NOT install Drivers\LAN\APPS\PROSet\WIN2K\PROSet
> (Windows Installer Package) because I do not have Windows 2000
> 
> Previously, I did Broadcom 802.11 Network Adapter Setup from
> C:\My Backup -- 11-04-14 0214PM\Drivers\Broadcom
> Drivers\D00464-001-001\D00464-001-001 (The backup was from the automatic backup
> of C drive when I did the restore.)

  BroadCom and Intel both make network interface chpsets, which may come
integrated on the Motherboard or on an add-on card.  "PROSet" is an
Intel trademark for some of their network gear.  "802.11" is the family
of IEEE standards used in Wi-Fi and related wireless network gear.

  So it *LOOKS* as if your machine has a wired Ethernet port using an
Intel chipset, and also a wireless interface using a Broadcom chipset. 
I think you said you had a DSL modem for boadband?  Then you'll want the
"Intel PROSet" drivers for your operating system.

David Gillett

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