Τ42 ethernet adapter cannot start

Hello , i recently purchased a used T42 2373VMV with preinstalled windows
After format and reinstall windows xp pro SP2, i can't have the ethernet adapter to work.
I installed the ethernet driver downloaded from lenovo page and device manager shows the adapter as INTEL (R) PRO/1000 MT mobile Connection but device cannot start (error 10)
It has a yellow ! sign on it
I tried to disable/enable device and deinstall/reinstall driver with no result. Also disable/enable in BIOS
Is it wrong driver i suppose? All other devices working fine with dowloaded drivers including wireless adapter (I have no cd )
is there a way i can find which adapter model is it inside? MAC adress begins with 00-11-25
help!

any help?

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