usb lan driver download request

Good day everybody.

I bought usb lan network controller that is coming with no driver/software, I spent hours googling for driver download with no luck I got 2 items that did not work. Sadly most of links on google are spam and advs.
It is made in china model "jp108 no : 030818"

Please help.

Thanks

 

Did it come in a box and if it did what product name did it have??
And also does it have a name on the product it self?

 

Hi.

It came with blue box with no supplier/manufactrer id with only made in China. The usb stick got this number jp108 no : 030818.

Thanks.:wave

 

Plug it into the PC, cancel the hardware wizard when it opens. Then download, unzip, and run Unknown Devices. Double click the big question mark icon to run the program. When it shows the list, right click on the USB LAN device (it is likely going to be the only unknown item listed), then select "Device Details". Copy-n-paste that info in to Notepad and post it here... we should be able to track down the driver using that info (no guarantees tho' ).

 

Here it is :
"Unable to Detect, Hardware ID: Vid_0fe6&Pid_8101"
Thanks

 

I may have located the driver you need - please provide the version of Windows you're using: Win7 64bit, Vista 32bit, WinXP, etc.... If I can, I'll attach it here, otherwise I'll provide a link....

 

Is this the device?

http://www.netcomputadores.com.br/dbimg/produtos/jp108_503_m.jpg

 

Hi.

It is winxp pro sp3

Thanks.

 

Hi.

Yes.

Thanks.

 

The driver attached in ZIP format is supposed to be compatible with XP... if it doesn't work, please let us know and we'll try again

To install: unzip the download; plug in the device; cancel the wizard; go to the Device Manager and follow the steps in this post. Start at "Step 1" and ignore any references to 'gateway' (I originally posted those steps for someone with a Gateway laptop that had wifi problems), also, ignore anything mentioned after the screen shot.

GOOD LUCK! Let us know how things work out....
:major

 

Did not work.
Thanks.

 

Well, I tried.... I do have another one attached here... but instead of using the method outlined in the thread I linked to in post #10, try to "force" Windows to use the driver:

1. download and unzip the driver attached below
2. go to the Device Manager and right click on the device you want to install, select "Update Driver" (or whatever the choice is)
3. In the Hardware Wizard, select the bottom circle for "Don't search"...
4. I'm not using XP right now, so this is from memory: you should get a list of various devices; scroll down and select Network Adapters
5. Click the Have Disk button and point the wizard to the unzipped driver from step1
6. If you get any warnings, simply "force" Windows to use the driver by selecting "install anyway" whenever needed... (I have installed MANY devices this way; it works REALLY well with modems and network devices; many of these hardware devices use the same chips, but a driver from "brand A" won't work with "brand B" by using normal methods; but when "forced", everything ends up working perfectly)

Like I said, I'm not using an XP system now, and I don't remember the exact steps around steps 4 & 5 above, but it's real close... if this new driver doesn't work, try these same steps with the driver from post #10 above... you can also try the steps in this article which appear to be the same as what I just described, just explained much more thoroughly.

 

I have also located a 3rd driver but it's a "setup.exe" installer and too large to attach here as a single file... if none of the above drivers/methods work, post here and I'll figure something out..... GOOD LUCK!

 

Hi.

2nd did not work.
I believe my last chance is have 3rd one.

Thanks:cry

 

MBRCheck error detected

I ran the first scan (TDSSkiller) and not problems. Downloading the MBRCheck there were errors (attached).

 

Re: MBRCheck error detected

Hi.

I can't understand what is your Master Boot Record log file for.

Regards.:cool

 

Hello,
Please do not install until confirmed by dlb.

@dlb, his vendor and device ID were listed as Vid_0fe6&Pid_8101.

Here is a blog for a driver with the same numbers that has a mediafire download link. What do you think?

http://nyekit.blogspot.com/2010/06/usbvid0fe6-sr9600-usb-to-fast-ethernet.html

 

This one worked as smooth as silk.

Thanx to everybody.:-D

 

Re: MBRCheck error detected

I'm having big problems with my computer redirecting me while I'm in the middle of something. As well, I can't get into Google. I'm trying to follow directions on the READ ME FIRST.

 

You are posting in the wrong forum. You should be posting in the Malware Removal Forum.

 

Sorry...how do I move my post to that forum (it won't let me attach the same file to a new thread in the malware removal forum)

 

I am not sure why you cannot attach the file. Just start a new thread with your question about attaching the file. Somebody will help you out.

 

This 3rd driver was too large to attach as a single file... I used 7zip to create a multi-part ZIP file. Download each file attached below to the same folder. Then use either 7zip (it's free) or WinRAR (it's not free) to combine the files in to a single file by right clicking on the first file (it has a .001 extension) and selecting "Extract here". Then run the resulting "setup.exe" file.

NOTE: Before extracting, you MUST rename each file first: remove the .ZIP from the end of each file, otherwise they will not extract correctly (I had to add the .ZIP in order to upload the files). If this one doesn't work, I think we'll be out of luck. However, I do have a knack for finding obscure drivers.

GOOD LUCK! I hope this one works! (fingers crossed)

 

Hi.

Click this link http://forums.majorgeeks.com/forumdisplay.php?f=35
then hit New Thread.

Good luck.

 

Ran the setup.exe - still having the google problems. I get this message:

404 Not Found

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

nginx

What is this trying to tell me?

 

I appreciate your help. this one plus the one I already mentioned both are working fine.

Thanks.

 

Glad we could help.... I missed the post on page 1 one this thread where you mentioned that you got a driver working... I just read it.... oh well LOL now you have two functional drivers, be sure to burn 'em to a CD or something for future use!

 

As to the Google problems: if you can access other web sites, and it's mainly Google that doesn't open, you may have a hijacked HOSTS file. Go to C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc and locate the HOSTS file; double-click it and select "Notepad" as the program to open it with. The WinXP default HOSTS file looks like this:

A hijacked HOSTS file will have an IP address different than 127.0.0.1 and where it says "local host" will be "www.google.com". So, as an example, in a hijacked HOSTS file, the last line will look like this:

Hijacked hosts files are commonly used by malware to block internet access and to route traffic to rogue/infected sites. In this example, when you type "www.google.com" in to the address bar on your browser, you'd be sent to 98.76.54.32.

The IP address I used in my example above is something I made up, and will (of course) not be the same as in a hijacked hosts file, and typically there will be numerous entries for all variations of Google (and sometimes Yahoo also).

But this is off topic here.....

 

I appreciate your and everybody help.

Sure, these 2 files already sent to my VERY IMPORTANT SOFTWARE online serves, I am sending regulary to 2 different online servers.

Thanks again.

 

this one also works for me. win xp sp3. i just bought the device, but error message appear when i install the driver from the cd. is spend 3 hrs already googleling for the driver. luckily i seen this thread.

thanks to all.

 

Sir,
My name is Bob. I need the driver for the BLUE USB to Lan as well. Could you please email it to me (technobob@csanola.com)
Thanks

 

You should start your own thread in the Drivers Forum. Also do not provide an email address unless you want to be bombarded with spam. What OS are you using? Also 32bit or 64bit.

If you have a yellow exclamation mark in Device Manager for your device, please provide the Vendor and Device Id by right clicking the device, select properties, details tab.

http://www.askdrtech.com/solutions/image.axd?picture=2010%2f3%2fhardware-id-02.jpg