Try this free utility

 

http://www.zhangduo.com/udi.html

Or Belarc Advisor.

Hi Praveen,

 

Most of the Dell P/N numbers are search keywords in Support.dell.com. Hence request you to try to put the part number in support site and find the correct driver.

 

Note: As per my understanding, XPS T series were shipped with PCI N/W cards. You may not have purchased it from Dell and your ISP might have installed it. Confirm the same.

 

Cheers,

Maddy.

Hi mombodog

Thank you very much. This is a great too. This tool gave me the name of the device and type and installed proper drivers from manufacturer's website. It worked successfully. :smileyhappy:

 

HI maddy78

You are right that this card was installed by ISP. I totally forgot and i was thinking that Dell had provided me as this has been so long. I figured this and tried before you posted this. Thanks you too.

 

Hi jmwills :

I used Belarc earlier but do not know that it figures the device name and type without installing driver.

However, I haven't tried this before installing drivers for my unknown device.

 

Thank you all.

Hi Praveen,

 

Thanks for closing the loop.

 

Mombodog... I too have saved your link. I am sure it will help me someday.

 

Cheers,

Maddy.