WRT54G2 doesnt recognize my network card during setup

I am trying to setup my WRT54G2 router. I ran the setup disk and I get a message saying "Can't locate wired network adapter". However, my network adapter is installed and seems to be working fine. The network card is an NVIDIA nforce networking controller.
Is there a problem with NVIDIA not being recognized by Linksys ? Any fix for this?
Thanks

gromitmax wrote:
I am trying to setup my WRT54G2 router. I ran the setup disk and I get a message saying "Can't locate wired network adapter". However, my network adapter is installed and seems to be working fine. The network card is an NVIDIA nforce networking controller.
Is there a problem with NVIDIA not being recognized by Linksys ? Any fix for this?
Thanks
Hi
Instead , why dont u try connecting ur modem directly to computer?
see if dat works , if it does ...i dont think thers any problem with the adapter !!
if it doesnt , den u surley need to get an update of ur adapter drivers..!!!
pe@c3
"What u Give , is wht u better start expecting to take back".. - http://Forsakenbliss.wordpress.com

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