Modern Windows versions generally do not include this driver in their base library. You may need to manually point the Device Manager to a legacy .inf file.

Because it follows the NE2000 standard, it works with almost every "antique" operating system, including DOS, Windows 3.11, and early Linux kernels.

IEEE 802.3 10Base-T, 10Base-2 (BNC), and 10Base-5 (AUI) support.

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It uses programmed I/O or shared memory, which can put more strain on a modern CPU compared to modern DMA-based cards. 💿 Driver Information