Windows 7 32 Bits Ethernet controller PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00 PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & CC_020000 PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & CC_0200 Unknown Device ACPI \ ATM1200 * ATM1200 Unknown Device ACPI \ IBM0068 * IBM0068 Unknown...

Unpack the exe files with 7-zip and install the drivers from the device manager. ACPI \ ATM1200: ACPI \ IBM0068: ACPI \ IBM0071: There is no device with the identifier: VEN_B73B Intel has a similar card: PCI \ VEN_8086 & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00 Drivers for it: If your device actually has such an ID, change the inf file to match and check if it works.

These unknown devices were super installed but there is a problem with this Ethernet controller. I don't want to install and I tried to rename it, it doesn't work (but it's possible that I didn't change this file or I did something wrong)

You change in the file e1e6232.INF Search all lines: PCI \ VEN_8086 & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00 and change to: PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00 There are only two of them.

You can find the drivers on the Lenovo website: Technical support Enter the serial number from the laptop case: Finding the product name and serial number or type t60 and select from the list Type XXXX compatible with the case on the laptop.

@Gelip the network card has a damaged identifier (possibly hardware damaged), usually drivers won't even install without modification.

Missing Lenovo ThinkPad T60 Drivers: Windows 7 32-bit, Ethernet Controller, ACPI, IBM0068/0071

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#1 16310962 27 Feb 2017 14:54

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Windows 7 32 Bits
Ethernet controller
PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00
PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA
PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & CC_020000
PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & CC_0200
Unknown Device
ACPI \ ATM1200
* ATM1200
Unknown Device
ACPI \ IBM0068
* IBM0068
Unknown device
ACPI \ IBM0071
* IBM0071
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#2 16310994 27 Feb 2017 15:13

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Unpack the exe files with 7-zip and install the drivers from the device manager.

ACPI \ ATM1200: http://drivers.drp.su/Touchpad_Others/Atmel/WinAll/Atmel-WinAll-drp.exe

ACPI \ IBM0068: http://drivers.drp.su/Vendor/Lenovo/WinAll/Po...ovo-WinAll-PowerManagement-1.67.12.19-drp.exe

ACPI \ IBM0071: http://drivers.drp.su/Misc/NSC/WinAll/NSC-WinAll-drp.exe

There is no device with the identifier: VEN_B73B
Intel has a similar card: PCI \ VEN_8086 & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00
Drivers for it: http://drivers.drp.su/LAN_Intel/Intel/FORCED/7x86/PRO1000/Intel-FORCED-7x86-PRO1000-drp.exe
If your device actually has such an ID, change the inf file to match and check if it works.
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These unknown devices were super installed but there is a problem with this Ethernet controller. I don't want to install and I tried to rename it, it doesn't work (but it's possible that I didn't change this file or I did something wrong)
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#4 16311132 27 Feb 2017 16:48

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You change in the file e1e6232.INF
Search all lines:
PCI \ VEN_8086 & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00
and change to:
PCI \ VEN_B73B & DEV_109A & SUBSYS_200117AA & REV_00

There are only two of them.
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#5 16311135 27 Feb 2017 16:50

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You can find the drivers on the Lenovo website: Technical support
Enter the serial number from the laptop case: Finding the product name and serial number or type t60 and select from the list Type XXXX compatible with the case on the laptop.
#6 16311159 27 Feb 2017 17:09

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@Gelip the network card has a damaged identifier (possibly hardware damaged), usually drivers won't even install without modification.
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