You just simply buy a less than $20 NIC and add it to the motherboard. You won't find many computers that come with two.
Generally the intel network cards are a safer bet although they are usually a bit more expensive.
Add 1 gigabit NIC, PCI-E ==>> Intel EXPI9301CTBLK 10/ 100/ 1000Mbps PCI-Express Network Adapter 1 x RJ45
Can anyone confirm if this will work with Windows 10 for BI? If some of these Amazon reviews they are saying this Intel network card does not work with Windows 10.
Of the four 1-star reviews, 2 reported counterfeit cards and 2 stated Win 10 no drivers....I'll wager that all 4 were fake cards. Just buy from a reputable vendor and if they don't have the anti-counterfeit labels, return them.....that's the biggest reason I tolerate amazon's hinky shipping policies.Can anyone confirm if this will work with Windows 10 for BI? If some of these Amazon reviews they are saying this Intel network card does not work with Windows 10.
I mean, I had a couple that I had to recycle recently that were Intel that weren't Win10 compatible. They do indeed exist, they just have to be really old.You don't think a genuine Intel NIC would NOT be Win10 compatible, do you?![]()
Of course.I mean, I had a couple that I had to recycle recently that were Intel that weren't Win10 compatible. They do indeed exist, they just have to be really old.![]()