GIGABYTE GIGAFAST GE 2000-N - Manual (Page 20)

You should be in MS-DOS prompt, enter the word ping, and a space and then the IP address
that you assigned to the network card. Hit the Enter key on your keyboard.
If you get replies when pinging, most-likely card is working properly.
Q: What should I do when the computer does not detect the network interface
card?
A: Try the following steps:
1. Check to see if the card is installed properly on the motherboard, make sure the PCI
connecter is all the way into the PCI slot.
2. Turn on the computer and Windows should detect the card.
3. If not go to system properties, than to device manager.
4. Check under device manager check to see if the NIC was installed properly with no symbols
next to it.
5. If you see the network card there just simply go into the property and reinstall or install the
driver for the network adapter.
6. If you did not see anything under device manager, turn the computer off and try to place the
network card into a different slot. Repeat steps 2-4.
Q: During installation there is a prompt for Windows Operating System CD and
you don’t have the Windows CD, what is the solution to that?
A: You can manually put in these paths below. Often some system files are stored under these
folders:
c:\windows\options\install
c:\windows\options\cabs
c:\windows\system
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