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A DESKTOP COMPUTER (NAMED WORKSTATION22) CAN'T CONNECT TO THE NETWORK. A NETWORK CARD WAS PURCHASED WITHOUT DOCUMENTATION OR DRIVER DISCS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE BEST WAY TO INSTALL NETWORK CARD DRIVER?
COPY THE DRIVER TO A FLASH DRIVE AND INSTALL

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