Kewl Munky
New Member
I believe it's a Dimension 4500, sorry if I'm wrong.
But to the point. At school in IT class we're kind of sorta working on a teacher's computer. He got completely owned with that spyware that gets attached to a video and tells you that you have this many viruses and such and wants you to scan and that completely owns your computer. Well we pulled the files off of it that they wanted, reformatted it, and use the Dell driver disc to get the graphics card, motherboard, audio, and LAN drivers.
The problem is, the internet refuses to work. There are two different drivers it seems, well three if you count the modem card one. But for onboard there is an Intel 10/100mbps driver and an extreme net gigbyte one. I've tried both but the internet won't work. If it helps any, in device manager the network card has a yellow question mark with an exclamation point over it.
But to the point. At school in IT class we're kind of sorta working on a teacher's computer. He got completely owned with that spyware that gets attached to a video and tells you that you have this many viruses and such and wants you to scan and that completely owns your computer. Well we pulled the files off of it that they wanted, reformatted it, and use the Dell driver disc to get the graphics card, motherboard, audio, and LAN drivers.
The problem is, the internet refuses to work. There are two different drivers it seems, well three if you count the modem card one. But for onboard there is an Intel 10/100mbps driver and an extreme net gigbyte one. I've tried both but the internet won't work. If it helps any, in device manager the network card has a yellow question mark with an exclamation point over it.
