How Do You Install An Ethernet Card For Windows XP?
An ethernet card is an important device for a computer. It allows you to set up an in-home network to log into the Internet. You must have a broadband connection to use an ethernet card; this includes DSL or a cable modem. The ethernet cable looks similar to a phone cord. However, the wire is thicker and the end piece is flatter, as well as wider. The cable connects into the broadband modem and then into your PC through the ethernet card. Gather your driver disk. For most computer components to run in Windows, you need a driver. Your ethernet card should have come with a driver disk. If it did not, look at the device. There should be a manufacturer and model number on it. Even just the name of the manufacturer will work. Look for the card manufacturer’s website or log on to a driver site like DriverZone, Network-Drivers or DriverGuide. (See Resources.) You will need to enter the name of the manufacturer, the model number and Windows XP. Remove the screws from the right panel of your to
