Why I buy this one ?
- Compliant Standards - IEEE 802.3, 802.3u
- Cabling Type - Ethernet 10Base-T, Ethernet 100Base-TX
- Data Link Protocol - CSMA/CD

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What our customer's say!

"Great Service", This product was just as it was supposed to be. It looked like brand new and worked the same. The delivery was prompt. Will do business with these people again.

"Quality network LAN computer card.", If you want a quality network LAN computer card by an excellent company, this is it.

"Card is out of date as is the driver support", I purchased this product around 2001 and it was good at the time. I wanted to use it in a new computer running Vista. When I tried to get Vista drivers I found that there were non available and not even ones for XP for card versions beyond 1.0. Look at the date on the positive reviews they are in the early 2000's It probably was a good product then.

"Good product", Have used this company's products many times. This item is performing as I would expect it to do. Linksys continues to have some of the best networking hardware available. I commend Amazon for making Linksys products available to its customers.

"Served well for DSL/Cable", This card was used for my mom's cable modem since her old computer didn't have a LAN port. She retired it later after getting a new PC and gave the 2 cards she had (a misunderstanding led her to get a 2nd card) to me. I've since then put them in computers or bundles I've sold to friends of mine and haven't heard them complain at all. It's a nice little NIC to turn to if you need an ethernet port for cable internet or DSL.

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"Does not work with 98SE", After reading these reviews, I decided to purchase this card. This card does not work with windows 98SE. After a weekend of trying to get this card to work, I returned it and purchased a Belkin. I had the Belkin operational in less than an hour.

If you have an older operating system, do NOT buy this card!!!

"Top shelf.", I'm extremely pleased with this product. I purchased it to get away from using the USB connection for my cable internet connection. On USB, the computer would hang quite frequently. I've not experienced any hangs since installation of this card.
Installation went smoothly; very impressed with its performance.

"It just works. What more could you want?", I dropped this card into my Dell tower, which has partitions for Fedora Core 3 Linux (the one I use most) and Windows ME (only used when I have to.) It worked great. So I put another one into my wife's Quantum, which runs NT 4. Installation took a little more fiddling, but the card worked flawlessly after I'd found the right driver. It's inexpensive and it does everything we need for home networking.

"Great Buy and Great Price", The Linksys LNE100TX EtherFast 10/100 LAN Card is exactly what I wanted at a great price. Fast shipping too!

"Can't install out of box", Put the card in my W2000 PC, followed instructions. Got to the part about loading the driver, the book says to go to the \drivers\WIN2000 driver on the CD included in the box- guess what, it's not on the disk included in the box. Since I use a connection that needs this stupid card to work, now I have to find another PC and down load the driver.