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Question: will this card work with my Dell Dimension DIM 2400 Intel Pentium 4 CPU @2.20 GHz, 1.25 GB RAM, Windows XP service pack 3? if so, is it plug and play?
Document: Win 7 is fairly automatic (& helpful) with this actually.I was quite impressed that the Intel card I tried had about 4 times the electronics hardware, but was not as cheap.Maybe the card will work in your pc, good luck.Many thanks to Amazon for taking these 2 items back for a full refund. I sure dont return very much to them either.
I bought this because the ethernet port on my motherboard (Asus Z87-A) keeps dying. The first board failed after only 2 weeks so I was able to exchange it with Amazon. The second board was fine for 3 months until the port stopped working. Rather than send the board in for warranty repairs with Asus, I opted to just buy this card.The card works great out-of-the-box with box Ubuntu 13.10 and Windows 7.
I have purchased 20 of these and they are a great value no hassle plu and play no drivers etc windows 7 and above
Plug-n-play installation in a openSUSE 12.3 x64 PC; the OS sees it as Realtek. Very good price for a network adapter.EDIT:Well, you get what you pay for!Had a bunch of network-related issues and after all kind of things tried found out the culprit is this adapter. Not sure if it was doing this from the beginning but the reported MAC address is now 00:00:00:00:00:00.
Work in my 8.1 Windows. Turn off the pc, unplug. Put the card, srcrew it back. Turn on sw. Power on. In 30 sec later it was working. No driver to install, it's invisible.
Cheap, plug and play for Linux Debian. perfect.spent a couple hours trying to make HP's on board ethernet work with debian. tired of wasting valuable time so I ordered this. plugged it in and it worked.
We had a Dell machine at work that had its onboard NIC crap out on it. It runs Windows 7 SP1 X64. We needed a cheap, straightforward replacement to the dead NIC and this was the first result that popped up on Amazon.One of the best things about this card was how simple and straightforward the packaging was. It came in a small box, about the size of an old video game cartridge. In it was the warranty info, install instructions, and minidisc driver CD.
This network adapter was just what I needed. It was plug and play with Windows 7 and has been working great.
The card works flawlessly with my new Fedora 20 installation (kernel 3.14.3). This is one of the few manufacturer-claimed Linux compatible NICs.
Works great for Windows 7/8 and Mac OS-X. Plug and play right out of the box. On need to install any special drivers or kexts in OS-X.
Answer: Depends if you have a PCI or PCIe slot available. If the answer is yes, then yes it will work.Also be advised Windows XP is being abandon by Microsoft next month (April of 2014) and as such can not be used for medical or financial information (IE online shopping or bill pay)