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Determine the driver version of the network card using regedit
The following article will show you how to identify the network card driver verison
By lea on August 17, 2009
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Problem(Abstract)
The Windows Tivoli Storage Manager client supports the WinPE environment for backups and restore.
Resolving the problem For performance problem determination it may be helpfull to compare the network card driver active with WinPE booted and compare this against the card driver for a native Windows.
The following steps will allow you to identify the network card driver:
1. Run ipconfig /all to determine the "name" of the network card. Under WinPE, this will show up as a long number string. Copy this string into the clipboard.
2. Run regedit and search for the string copied in step 1.
3. There will be a few matches but the one you are looking for is in the HKLM\System\ControlSet area.
4. Under one of the subfolders labelled 0001, 0002, etc. you will find the keys: DriverDate, DriverDesc, DriverVersion, and Provider. For a PL300 you will see the following:
DriverDate: 10-1-2002
DriverDesc: Intel 8255x-based PCI Ethernet Adapter (10/100)
DriverVersion: 6.6.8.1
Provider: Microsoft
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Get Rid of Your Audio Problems
This article refers to a audio problem ,including a free download link of Realtek High Definition audio drivers as a feasible solution.
By kevin on November 27, 2009
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