File Details |
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| File Size | 10.6 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | January 19, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 15,004 |
| Publisher | Intel Corp. |
| Homepage | Intel PRO 10/100/1000 |
Publisher's Description
Latest driver for the Intel PRO 10/100/1000 network cards. Most hardware manufacturers recommended you download the latest official drivers to keep your computer running correctly.
Latest Reviews
anomoly reviewed v9.2 on Jan 20, 2005
There is also a release for a boot agent "for inclusion in bios". Every time I reinstall OS I have to install these drivers. If I install boot agent, what's the dif?
bourgeoisdude reviewed v9.2 on Jan 19, 2005
They are releasing drivers like crazy because they have been long overdue. This driver has finally fixed the issue of intermittent connection problems using CAT 6 with certain specific settings and network configurations, whether or not it's listed in the specs (possibly I missed one of the recent driver updates?) Works fine for me.
mjm01010101 reviewed v9.2 on Jan 19, 2005
I would wait a month or two on this release, unless the issues listed effect you directly. Intel has been releasing new NIC drivers for desktop and laptop like crazy in the past 3 months, to fix problems with previous driver releases.
anomoly reviewed v9.2 on Jan 20, 2005
There is also a release for a boot agent "for inclusion in bios". Every time I reinstall OS I have to install these drivers. If I install boot agent, what's the dif?
bourgeoisdude reviewed v9.2 on Jan 19, 2005
They are releasing drivers like crazy because they have been long overdue. This driver has finally fixed the issue of intermittent connection problems using CAT 6 with certain specific settings and network configurations, whether or not it's listed in the specs (possibly I missed one of the recent driver updates?) Works fine for me.
mjm01010101 reviewed v9.2 on Jan 19, 2005
I would wait a month or two on this release, unless the issues listed effect you directly. Intel has been releasing new NIC drivers for desktop and laptop like crazy in the past 3 months, to fix problems with previous driver releases.