In article <4183480A-862D-48D2-9ABF-(E-Mail Removed)>,
SteveG <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>A friend just moved down and has an older machine running '98 SE. I bought a
>D-Link 10/100 NIC for her, but after finding the D-Link drivers, the install
>program is requesting the '98 CD. She can't find it and I'm long, long away
>from 98.
>Does anyone know the name of the file(s) that Install is looking for and a
>location from which I can download from onto a CD or disk on my computer and
>walk it over to hers?
Those files aren't available for download.
Search her hard disk for files named "Win*.cab". If they're found,
point to the folder containing them when it asks for the '98 CD.
If they're not found, point it to C:\Windows and C:\Windows\System
when it asks for files. If her computer has ever been networked, the
files might already be installed.
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