Martyn
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wow! was the OP really banned for incorrect use of terminology?? I better go back and check my posts
Lmao!
Looking for a driverless USB-RJ45
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Lmao!
NYJimbo
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No, he was banned a while ago for being a pain in the butt.wow! was the OP really banned for incorrect use of terminology?? I better go back and check my posts
Mercenary Roadie
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Ban them all and let Bryce sort them out. 
JustInspired
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I thought it was for posting pics of unicorns, rainbows and lollipops.
Cambridge PC Support
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Is there any use for something like this anymore? The last time I used my one must have been about 3 or 4 years ago!
citizensmith
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Some of those wafer thin laptops don't have a port - Cant remember the make but it was darn annoying at the time. Workaround via USB stick to get wifi drivers
JustInspired
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Acer E5 series.
Fondly known as the Acer Slim and Shyte in the workshop here! Others have followed suit now.
citizensmith
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Yeah - Found one recentley with a 1/2 height etherenet port. It had a pop-up tab thing that opened let you plug the cable in ! Why do that ???
My son's Inspiron 7000 is like that, has a little pop-down tab to expose the ethernet port - at first glance it looks like a USB port, and god help me I tried shoving a USB stick in it once, that's how I found out.
AndyM
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Although I haven't used one for ageeeeees, there are times when doing refurbs that I just need the RJ45 ... errr Network Interface Card (NIC - correct terminology I believe) to work so that I can download the manufacturers driver utility which will then download everything else. Having this around with the driver on ROM will help immensely.
Yes, I could use Snappy Driver Installer, but there are some times when you want and need the OEM drivers and utilities.
Andy
citizensmith
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AndyM
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Hmmm... "Excellent Source of Sparkles" and "Magic In Every Bite"?
Andy
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glennd
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i came across one of those last week. Spent ages going over the case with a flashlight and magnifying glass till i came across an icon i recognised and realised it opened up to allow the plug to go in.
glennd
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just showed that to the mrs. she hit me and then started crying.....It was'nt for posting unicorns....
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