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In your posted problem, I am not quite sure if you are talking about the PCI Ethernet Controller or the PCI Ethernet Controller driver? Anyway here are my advice:
For PCI Ethernet Controller:
Check your BIOS property if your On-Board Ethernet Controller is enabled, If not an On-board (PCI Interface) insert the NIC to other PCI slot and enable the PCI related settings at the BIOS.
For PCI Ethernet Controller files:
Obtain the chip details (such as IC no. company name, etc) that uses the ethernet hardware then search at the internet a compatible or generic driver for that NIC.
by thechas
You may need to identify the chip that the on-board NIC uses, and try the reference drivers from the chip mfg.
Most PC makers do NOT provide drivers for other than the OS versions that originally shipped with the PC.
Chas
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