In article <6D9C0373-1C6F-4266-A3DB-(E-Mail Removed)>,
Hector <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>Hi
>I recently purchased a Netgear Wireless PC Card WG511v2 and installed in my
>notebook. It started to download the driver but during the download there was
>another screen that asked for the Windows 98SE CD-rom disk. It was looking
>for a DHCPCSVC.DLL file. Now is this a problem with the installed hardware?
>How would I get this file since I don't have the CDs for 98SE? The router I
>am using is a Westell 327W could this also post a problem after I get the
>hardware properly installed?
The problem has nothing to do with the network card or router.
When installing a new network adapter, the necessary files are often
already installed. Tell it to look in C:\Windows. If it isn't there,
tell it to look in C:\Windows\System.
If neither of those works, search the hard disk for files named
"win98*.cab". If those files exist, tell it to look in the folder
that contains the files.
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