now when i install new hardware like simple mouse XP doesn't recognize it.. i need the drivers database that come with XP. where can i find it? i tried in the XP cd and the folder i386' but nothing,,
now when i install new hardware like simple mouse XP doesn't recognize it.. i need the drivers database that come with XP. where can i find it? i tried in the XP cd and the folder i386' but nothing,,
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Last edited by y7deluxe; 10-09-2019 at 06:13 AM.
when its says in the install to insert the location i give him the i386 and its doesnt help. also the search of microsoft in the internet is suck. does anyone has good software for drivers?
hey man look search for program '' Driver.Genius '' Good program 4 U
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i tried 3 program including what you offer and ts doesnt work. there is no way to return the old xp drivers?
Try to update them directly from your CD/DVD Instalation Disc or uninstall drivers and search them with device menager search.When you asked for location just browse to your CD/DVD Install Disc.
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Sounds to me like you have an OEM computer that had its drivers on a separate partition of the hard drive. When you formated the drive you erased all your drivers (unless the partition is still there). If your PC is a HP or Gateway or Dell, your going to have to shell out some dough to get a driver disk from them unless you can get someone to make and upload one for your exact model, and thats about as likely as pigs flying.
Your only other choice is to identify the motherboard model that was used in your pc and go to the motherboard manufacturers site for drivers. Its a long shot but once you have the motherboard drivers other installations (usb/video) may work. Sometimes OEM manufacturers, like Dell, do not use the standard Mobo Drivers and have their own just to screw you so you have to pay them to get the drivers if you erase your drivers partition. Nice of them, huh?
Last edited by Appzalien; 05-20-2007 at 01:43 AM.
If it's a HP then go to their site and identify your model, they have all the drivers for their stuff.
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