Network adapter drivers during upgrade 5.0 to 5.5

HI guys,
I have 5.0 vm, I'd like to upgrade to 5.5. When i deploy 5.0 install network adapter by manually.
In the system we have 30 Microsoft os now. If i choose "upgrade", during the 5.5 installation. I just worrying the network adapter will ok. after installation or do i need to install again.
Br,
ahmet

Rainiercats wrote:
OK did that, now the disc comes up automatically but when I get to the installation selection page the same things happens. I select the 5.0.2 install but nothing happens after that. Hmmmm.
Best regards,
Mick
Just to be 100% clear, you install PSE 5 from the disk first, then after that is done, you apply the 5.0.2 patch.
Also, I wish you'd be orders of magnitude more specific ... what do you mean by "I get to the selection page"? Exactly what do you see. Describe it in great detail. Screen shot would be nice. After you see this, exactly what do you do? Exactly? In great detail
Have you tried Terri's idea of copying everything to a folder on your hard disk?
Have you tried installing this software from the disk on a different computer?

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