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Need help IDing some hardware

twyztyr

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I found a box of assorted hardware in my closet, and I'm trying to catalog what I have, but I can't identify a couple pieces. I've tried Google for FCCID numbers, but they don't produce 100% matches, since different versions of cards sometimes use different chipsets, and I can't figure out which printed numbers are model numbers or version numbers.

I have two NICs, I think they're both Intel, but I can't figure out what models so I can find drivers.

The first one is FCCID: ejmnpdalbany and is using a Pulse H1088, a chip that says ATMEL AT49BV512 12JC 9939, and an Intel (I think) chip that I can't read, and has a barcode sticker on it that says 00D0B70E64D9 42913 721383-008. On the back of the card, it says:

ELEC5K-28
3399
MP 721502-005
PB 721503-005
94V0

The other one is FCCID: ejmnpdpila8465b uses a Pulse PE-68515 chip and an Intel (I think) chip that says S82557 L6234488 SZ758. The back says PB352510-003.

If anyone can help out here, I'd appreciate it.
 
you dont need a code to get drivers. example i got my drivers when i type" lucent win modem".
 
Well, see, that's the problem. I don't even know if they're Intel cards for sure. I might just end up installing them one by one and see if Windows 2000 can figure it out.
 
windows should id it, if it is digitally signed. if not then look at, the chips. the only way I found the name, is when i saw lucent.
 
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