Will have to contact HP and Microsoft to free up IRQ's, or pull all cards and install one at a time to fix problem. I bought the 100Mbps Network Starter Kit to build a small LAN in my apartment. When my friend and associate, thy doofas moved in, we decided that we needed a way to network our two PC's to expand the two player game posibilities. I spotted this card and it seemed good enough. It was easy to install and by just directly connecting the two network cards with Crossover Cat 5 cable, we have ourselves a 2 pc network.
Transfer rates are just as fast as inter-hard drive transfers on a single machine.
We only paid 16.50 per card so it cost less than 40 to network them together and the TCP network supports almost all of our multiplayer games. Windows 98, Windows NT4WS, various flavors of Linux, FreeBSD, and BeOS were tested. You won't be disappointed. It install very easy and I had not conflicts with my cable modem. It was also cheaper in price than the competitors cards.