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I have been doing research on my spare time all day. I have yet to actually find anyone who wants the NAM anyhow.
Regardless, here is the major problem...
I installed the drivers required by my motherboard from the site.
Device Manager shows my network adapters and drivers installed and working properly.
I still do not have a Local Area Connection or anything in my Network Connections. It is just an empty folder.
I have tried to install my cable modem, and it registers a driver there when it checks... but it is still unable to connect my computer to the modem. I have checked physical damage on the computer, modem and wire and found nothing. I believe my problem is due to the fact that I do not have a Local Area Connection...
Perhaps this will help some more... seeing as I've read the the NAM is not required anyhow. Still downloading the new XP Service pack... that bugger takes a while.
Regardless, here is the major problem...
I installed the drivers required by my motherboard from the site.
Device Manager shows my network adapters and drivers installed and working properly.
I still do not have a Local Area Connection or anything in my Network Connections. It is just an empty folder.
I have tried to install my cable modem, and it registers a driver there when it checks... but it is still unable to connect my computer to the modem. I have checked physical damage on the computer, modem and wire and found nothing. I believe my problem is due to the fact that I do not have a Local Area Connection...
Perhaps this will help some more... seeing as I've read the the NAM is not required anyhow. Still downloading the new XP Service pack... that bugger takes a while.