Microsoft ATI AT-2000 Ethernet Adapter Driver Download
Supported Models
realtek / generic rtl8019 or ne2000 compatible
ATI AT-2000 Ethernet Adapter
ATI AT-2000 Ethernet Adapter (Legacy Mode)
Accton EN1660 LAN Card
Accton EN1660 PnP LAN Card (Legacy Mode)
Acer ALN101 Ethernet Adapter
Acer ALN101 Ethernet Adapter (Legacy Mode)
Addtron AE-200 Ethernet Adapter (Legacy Mode)
Manufacturers
Supported Operating Systems
Windows XP
File Name
Versions
5.00.2157.1 (1999-10-19) via .inf
Uploader Notes
This is basically the driver for an ISA NE2000 compatible network card taken from Windows 2000. MS no longer support ISA devices with XP, but I've got my old ISA Realtek RTL8019 NE2000 compatible network card working fine in XP with this driver. You can do without the .in_ file, that's just a compressed version of the .inf, also included.
Uploaded By
Dylan Davies (DG Member) on 20-Jan-2004
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Driver Contents File List
The following files are found inside the driver download file.
| Name | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
| network ne2000_2k/ne2000.sys | 16.0 KB | 13 Sep 2001 |
| network ne2000_2k/netnovel.inf | 18.5 KB | 19 Oct 1999 |
| network ne2000_2k/Netnovel.in_ | 3.9 KB | 14 Sep 2001 |
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