installing network adapter card

I am installing a new network adapter card on my laptop.
The software runs fine, the system sees the card and says
it functioning properly. However I cannot connect to the
network. I have checked and rechecked all settings,
including channel, WEP, network name, etc. I think I have
determined that do not have the correct tcp/ip for this
adapter. Others are listed, but not this one. Windows asks
me where to find the file. I have tried using the
manufacturers cd and the windows 98 cd, but the computer
can't seem to find the right file.

Anybody know what to do?

Sharla

From Network Properties, click the Add button, then select Protocol.
Reinstall the TCP/IP protocol. You will need your Windows 98 CD or the
source (CAB) install files on your hard drive, whichever you happen to own.

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"sharla" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:174e01c48c63$8e0ca1e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am installing a new network adapter card on my laptop.
> The software runs fine, the system sees the card and says
> it functioning properly. However I cannot connect to the
> network. I have checked and rechecked all settings,
> including channel, WEP, network name, etc. I think I have
> determined that do not have the correct tcp/ip for this
> adapter. Others are listed, but not this one. Windows asks
> me where to find the file. I have tried using the
> manufacturers cd and the windows 98 cd, but the computer
> can't seem to find the right file.
>
> Anybody know what to do?
>
> Sharla