SN3200CT

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Info From Google AI:

Manufacturer and Branding

The card is not made by a single brand—it's a rebranded or OEM product:

  • Realtek: The chipset manufacturer (most common branding).
  • D-Link: Marketed under the D-Link SN3200CT model.
  • Gateway: Sold as the Gateway SN3200CT.
  • Linskey / Broadtech: Also used for distribution under different brand names.
  • Unbranded: Sold by industrial suppliers (e.g., SPW Industrial) as a generic card.

Drivers and Compatibility

  • Operating Systems: Drivers are available for Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP, and Windows 2003.
  • Modern OS: No official drivers exist for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10, or 11. Some users have reported limited success with generic Realtek drivers, but compatibility is not guaranteed.
  • Legacy Systems: Requires DOS or OS/2 setup for NDIS drivers (via PCIPKT.COM packet driver or PCIND.DOS/PCIND.OS2). vv