[jrg2101]

Does anyone have an idea how to get the network adapters for the Dell Latitude E6400 laptop. I have added the network drivers for that NIC card it uses. I beleive its e1y5132.sys. But it will not load when i boot from the CD.

Any help please!!!!

[cdob]

I have added the network drivers for that NIC card it uses. I beleive its e1y5132.sys.

Which NIC driver did you add? Don't use drivers from Dell.

Get current Network Adapter Drivers, ver 13.3
http://downloadcenter.intel.com

Replace drivers at UBCD4Win\drivers\Net\Intel.

[jrg2101]

I have added the network drivers for that NIC card it uses. I beleive its e1y5132.sys.

Which NIC driver did you add? Don't use drivers from Dell.

Get current Network Adapter Drivers, ver 13.3
http://downloadcenter.intel.com

Replace drivers at UBCD4Win\drivers\Net\Intel.

Do you have the actualy drivers that will work, i downloaded the ver 13.3, its an executable and wasnt sure which drivers it loaded on my desktop. I copied the following drivers: e1e5132.sys and e1y5132.sys to the Drivers\Net\Intel folder and created a sub folder called 825xx also and placed them in there. I cant get this Dell latitude E6400 to boot off the Cd still.

Are you on yahoo IM? i am as jrg2101.

Thanks

[taseas]

I have added the network drivers for that NIC card it uses. I beleive its e1y5132.sys.

Which NIC driver did you add? Don't use drivers from Dell.

Get current Network Adapter Drivers, ver 13.3
http://downloadcenter.intel.com

Replace drivers at UBCD4Win\drivers\Net\Intel.

Do you have the actualy drivers that will work, i downloaded the ver 13.3, its an executable and wasnt sure which drivers it loaded on my desktop. I copied the following drivers: e1e5132.sys and e1y5132.sys to the Drivers\Net\Intel folder and created a sub folder called 825xx also and placed them in there. I cant get this Dell latitude E6400 to boot off the Cd still.

Are you on yahoo IM? i am as jrg2101.

Thanks

Just got this working....

Go to the download site at Intel and grab the Network Adapter Drivers, ver 13.3 like mentioned above. You can then expand them without installing by using the /s /e /f <destination path> switches. Then simply replace the contents of UBCDWin\drivers\Net\Intel\Pro100 Pro1000 and Proxgb with the contents of those folders you just unpacked from the intel download.

Example:
Unpack the intel download
Go to UDBCWin\drivers\net\intel\pro100 and remove all files in that directory
GO to the unpacked intel driver folder\PRO100\Win32 and copy all the files (no need for the RIS_INF folder) and paste into the UBCDWin\drivers\net\intel\pro100
repeat for pro1000 and proxgb

Good Luck.

[jrg2101]

AWESOME DUDE, that worked!!!! THANKS A MILLION!!

[Boogy]

OMG

[DemonBrew]

Do these steps still work? Because if I extract the files to the UDBCWin\drivers\net folder, I see the Drivers are handled by BTS now.txt

My Latitude E6400 also can't utilize the network card with the built in drivers.

[rdsok]

DemonBrew, on 02 July 2009 - 08:47 AM, said:

Do these steps still work? Because if I extract the files to the UDBCWin\drivers\net folder, I see the Drivers are handled by BTS now.txt

My Latitude E6400 also can't utilize the network card with the built in drivers.

Disable the DriverPacks.net LAN drivers... then follow the steps mentioned to add your drivers. This avoids any possible conflicts with the existing drivers that may end up overwritting the ones you add. Dell is known to slightly alter their drivers from the manufacturer's defaults which can lead to this type of conflict so its best to just avoid that possibility.