NVIDIA nForce 10/100 mbps Ethernet Updated driver

I am trying to upgrade from Vista to Windows 7. I ran the upgrade advisor and it said that I need to download the updated driver for the NVIDIA nForce 10/100 mbps Ethernet 32bit driver to install after the installation. Where do I download it from and wich file do I download.

Hi Marilyn, First things first. Before you upgrade to Windows 7, be sure that you update the BIOS to the latest level. All too often I have people update the operating system only to find out later that the BIOS is causing issues and the HP posted BIOS update will not run with the existing operating system. You need a NVIDIA nFORCE chipset driver and I will post a link to that for you in just a moment. However, don't upgrade your PC until you donwnload the drivers and copy them to external media. This is one of the drivers needed. It's one of the latest nFORCE drivers.

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Drvice Manager /!\ next to NVIDIA nforce 10/100 Mbps Ethernet.Device cannot start Code 10

Product Name and Number:
HP Pavilion Dv9700
s/n [Personal Information Removed]
p/n FE395UA#ABA
Operating System:
Windows Vista 64bit
Current Issue:
When I open my Device Manager there is an /!\ next to NVIDIA nforce 10/100 Mbps Ethernet.
When I open it's properties there is a message under the Device Status stating:
"This device cannot start. (Code 10)"
It gives me the option to "Search for solutions" which has proven unsuccessful.
Also, I have the latest driver installed.
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Hi,
Right click the device itself and select Uninstall. When this has completed, restart the notebook and let Windows re-discover the device and then check in Device Manager again.
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NVIDIA NFORCE 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Upgrade Drivers

I am doing a Clean Install for upgrade with Win 7 Pro 64-bit OEM. I ran the Win 7 Upgrade Advisor and need advice on these items, on what I need to do for upgrade:
NVIDIA NFORCE 10/100 Mbps ethernet
NVIDIA GeForce GT630
NVIDIA High Definition Audio
NVIDIA nForce System Management Controller
Are these upgradeable & will work with Win 7 Pro 64bit?
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Hi,
You should be able to find the Windows 7 drivers here. Download the drivers to external media before doing the upgrade.
Backup your PC and be sure to create the external HP recovery media.
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I cannot find an update for NVIDIA nForce 10/100 Ethernet Driver Version

I am upgrading from Windows Vista to Windows 7 and the Upgrade Advisor states that NVIDIA nForce 10/100 Ethernet needs the latest driver.The current driver is 67.8.9.0
I cannot find the uodate on the NVIDIA site! This is the only action the Advisor mentions.
Chipset: GeForce 7100/nForce 630i
Intel Core 2 Duo
About my cpu:- http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-a6540in-Desktop-PC/3733085/model/3750808/document/c0...
about my motherboard:- http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-a6540in-Desktop-PC/3733085/model/3750808/document/c0...
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Hi:
Here is the 32 bit driver...
http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/30521/en-us

NVIDIA nForce System Management Controller: Windows 7 driver?

I have a Fujitsu Siemens PC, Amilo Desktop Pi 3630 A, running Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit,
which I would like to update (preferably without reinstall) to Windows 7.
When I checked Fujitsu's website and also by mail contact, I only got the response
"Your system is not certified for Windows 7"!
So I ran "Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor", which said that I can upgrade!
The only issue is that it requires an update to the driver for the
"NVIDIA nForce System Management Controller" [current version is 5.1.2600.158],
but Microsoft directs me to THIS site.
Here I search for a suitable driver for my motherboard, which according the tech spec's is
MB MS-7504PV (or MS-7504VP-PV) with chipset NVIDIA nForce 630i,
but no luck there. The MSI Live Update Online plug-in does not find anything on my Mainboard.
Over at NVIDIA's site I can find a driver for nForce 630i but only paired with GeForce 7xxx,
and I don't think I need a complete motherboard driver package.
Where can I find the correct driver?
Or do I dare try a Windows 7 update anyway?
What can go wrong?
PC: Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Desktop Pi 3630 A
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 2.33GHz
M-board: Fujitsu Siemens / MSI MB MS-7504PV, muATX, v1.1, Socket 775
Chipset: NVIDIA nForce 630i MCP73PV
BIOS: AMI v3.0S
Video: NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT
LAN: nForce Realtek RTL8211
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit

You do not have an MSI Retail Product but a mainboard produced exclusively for the OEM Market. Neither MSI nor this forum provides end-user support for OEM products. That is also why MSI Live Update does not find anything for this particular platform (OEM). You need to contact Fujitsu Siemens for assistance (and this include BIOS Updates and drivers).
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Nvidia nForce Network nic (nge driver) not recoginzed

I have a Transtec Senyo Machine on which I installed Solaris 10 6/06. It does not recognize the Network.
It has a NVIDIA� Quadro� NVS 210 chip set with NVIDIA� nForce� 430B NIC. The nge module gets not loaded, upon boot, and I have of course nod /dev/nge
Any idea on how to track this down?
Regards
Fritz

I installed the third-party ngo driver providec by Masayuki Murayama of Japan
http://homepage2.nifty.com/mrym3/taiyodo/eng/
Download file http://homepage2.nifty.com/mrym3/taiyodo/nfo-2.6.3.tar.gz, and carefully follow directions in file README.txt.
The instuctions are terse for those new to Solaris, so here's a (unsupported) script to help.
First create file /etc/hostname.nfo0 or (if using NWAM in OpenSolaris) add line "ngo0 dhcp" to /etc/nwam/llp or line "ngo0 192.168.0.2" (where you replace 192.168.0.2 with your IP address).
KARCH=`isainfo -n` # amd64 or i386
rm -f obj Makefile
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To find out if your network card is supported, get the PCI id from prtconf -pv
For example, my card is pci10de,ab0 (nVidia MP 79 Ethernet 10/100/1000).
Here's the ngo network driver supported nVidia cards:
MCP pci10de,1c3
MCP-R pci10de,66
nForce 3 150 pci10de,d6
nforce 2 Ultra pci10de,86 pci10de,8c
nForce 3 250Gb pci10de,e6 pci10de,df
CK804 pci10de,56 pci10de,57
MCP04 pci10de,37 pci10de,38
MCP51 pci10de,268 pci10de,269
MCP55 pci10de,372 pci10de,373
MCP61 pci10de,3e5 pci10de,3e6 pci10de,3ee pci10de,3ef
MCP65 pci10de,450 pci10de,451 pci10de,452 pci10de,453
MCP67 pci10de,54c pci10de,54d pci10de,54e pci10de,54f
MCP73 pci10de,7dc pci10de,7dd pci10de,7de pci10de,7df
MCP77 pci10de,760 pci10de,761 pci10de,762 pci10de,763
MCP79 pci10de,ab0 pci10de,ab1 pci10de,ab2 pci10de,ab3
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Dv6809wm nvidia Ethernet Controller driver help me please.

My notebook is a dv6809wm. I am Korean, but also the This is South Korea.
After installing Windows 7, nvidia Ethernet Controller, driver can not find.
Windows xp, Vista, 7, installed it several times, nvidia Ethernet Controller driver can not find. Chipset nvidia 630a, installing, and even install sp37730, the Internet should not.
What should I do? You help me please.

This used to be a sticky post but should have your answers. Install the AMD chipset driver for the dv65zz and higher AMD models. This is a Vista driver and may have to be run in compatibility mode but will provide ethernet functionality:
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Operating-Systems-and-Software/Windows-7-Upgrade-Guide-for-dv6...
It is a long post but the AMD chipset driver is near the top. I see you already tried SP37730 and it is not working for you so you may have to do a manual install by pointing the driver installer to the subfolder where sp37730 unzips, containing the ethernet and make it take the ethernet driver .inf file.
You may also want to try one of these drivers:
http://www.win-raid.com/t15f37-NVIDIA-Optimized-nForce-Driverpacks-for-Vista-Win.html
Use the ones labelled: 3. "Special MCP65-67 nForce Driverpacks for Vista/Win7"
Post back if you need more help with this.

Compiled Driver for Nvidia Nforce

Hello,
Does anyone know where we can find a compiled Linux driver for the Nvidia
Nforce ethernet controller. We are trying to image new computers. We
have downloaded the drivers from the Nvidia website, but are unable to
extract/install the files from the file. Is it possible to compile the
driver/file from a computer running Windows?
Any help would be appreciated
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MAINBOARD DRIVERS: NVIDIA nForce VGA Driver

i was checking live update 2 and this result came up under mainboard drivers. NVIDIA nForce VGA Driver
NVIDIA nForce VGA Driver
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Update (14.52MB )
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Changing the speed of Ethernet Link of the PC to 10 or 100 MBPS

Hello,
I need to change Ethernet Speed of the PC programmatically that is change the Speed to either 10 or 100 mbps.
Is it possible, If yes , then please let me know the procedure.
Or atleast I should be able to read the PC Ethernet speed in LabVIEW.
Thanks
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You dont need .net 4.0 for this (.net 2.0 is good enough) or anything else installed.
I have attached a VI with the control.
PS: If you need to load .net 4.0 assemblies in to LabVIEW, you need to follow instructions in this link:
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100 Mbps bandwidth between 2 location over Ethernet which router model is suitable?

Hi,
We want use 100 Mbps bandwidth between 2 location over Ethernet which router model is suitable?
Sanjay Nalawade.

Hello Sanjay,
I'm afraid the question is too generic to be addressed in a forum post, since the answer may depend on several variables.
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Can I update bootcamp video driver (nvidia geforce 9400M to GeForce 332.21 Driver)? http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx?lang=en
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https://discussions.apple.com/community/windows_software/boot_camp

Slow Internet Connection Speeds caused by Ethernet Controller Driver

Problem: Internet connection speeds are 1/10 of available connection speed.
1. Problem statement is based on running speed tests at cnet, speedtest.net, and AT&T.
2. I am paying for 12 MBps down load speed but I only get about 1.5 MBps.
3. Other computers in household get 11+ MBps connected to the same ethernet cable and also different ethernet cables.
4. I traced the problem to the network controller driver.
5. I updated to the latest driver with no change in performance.
6. After some experimenting I found that if I re-install the driver after the computer is booted up, the internet connection down load speeds increase to 11+ MBpS (typically around 11.4 with maximum capability of 12)
I have assumed that the driver does not load properly the first time, but why? Or is there some other cause or setting that I have overlooked?
Board: MSI Z77A-G43
Bios: Version 2.0
Ethernet Controller: RealTek RTL8168B PCIe GBE Family Controller
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MEM: 4x4gb
HDD (Primary): Western Digital WD5000HHTZ-04N21V0 500MB
HDD (Secondary): Hitachi Deskstar HDS723020BLA642 2TB
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Have you installed all of the most recent drivers:
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NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller problem

Hi, I am a new user of Solaris and Linux and I am having a problem with my internet connection under solaris.... i was reading other messages in the forum and apparently solaris doesn't detect my network adapter because when i run ifconfig -a it only shows lo0....
I went to nvidia.com but the drivers on their website are only for the graphics card... where can i get the requiered drivers (and how do i install them under solaris) for my internet connection to work???
i have a NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller and connect to the internet using road runner trough a router...
thanks...
Javisam376

Hi, I am a new user of Solaris and Linux and and I am having a problem with my internet connection under solaris...<snip>
Javisam376
Hi,
Same problem here Javisam376, but I am on an AMD x64 platform, and wondered if that might be the reason why the Solaris Express Developer Edition was unable to see the NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller, so I wonder which platform you're on (32 or 64-bits?) A general Google search for "Solaris NVIDIA nForce Networking problem" gave a fair number of hits, so the problem, seems well known, but no solutions were suggested by anybody, as far as I could see(!?)
But it seems the Linux community has the same problem, since I found this posting on LinuxQuestions.org (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=471094):
"I just finished installing Red Hat 9 on my machine, which is running off of an AMD/NVIDIA nForce2 chipset mobo that has integrated ethernet. I was trying to set up my network connection, but was unable to locate the nvida ethernet controller in the Network app/Network Configuration Wizard. So I went on to nvidia's site and downloaded the x86 linux driver (using my other machine) and used a cd to pop it into the other comp... Saved it to the desktop,
then terminaled: sh NFORCE-Linux-x86-1.0-0310-pkg1.run.
It took me through a setup screen where I 'installed a audio and ethernet driver'. I checked the Network wiz again, still no entry for it. So I randomly clicked the hardware browser, and IT lists the 'nForce2 Ethernet Controller' under network devices, but I can't configure it from this screen. Anyway, I would seriously appreciate any help with this. I need to get internet access on this machine quick, so this is drivin' me crazy."
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