NIC onboard processor

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Ympakt
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NIC onboard processor

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When I was browsing for XP tweaks I found an article that mentioned that the onboard processor of the NIC is usually disabled by XP. The processor can be enabled by some simple registry editing. What's the benefit? Is it worth it? Will it cause any other problems or limitations?
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dont think so. it just because xp can manage the network better
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There's hardware on the motherboard which handles the NIC.
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hunt down the proper driver for the onboard NIC.
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