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Will A Network Pc Card Model#wpc11 Work In My Desktop?
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asked 10 months ago
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If you have Pentium III or IV computer and your network PC card has the Driver CD with it then it will work in your desktop computer. All the computers have PC slot on the motherboard. Just inset the card in the PC slot and run the driver software to install it on your computer.
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