Ok download both drivers only one will work. Look at my pic for settings that should work for your machine
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Solved A couple of issues I am hoping for some help with
- Thread starter TheMUBM
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Will do. It will take me a minute. I left my thumbdrive at work so I will need to use cd-r or DVD, so i am going to download all the possible drivers.
Odd you did choose XP and not XP 64 bit.
That message normally means 64 instead of 32 or corrupt driver. is it an exe file or a zip file.
If zip then it has to unpack first.
I don't want you to keep wasting dvd's
Try this
If it has a yellow mark and no name then right click on the adapter>Left click on Properties >Details Tab.
Use the drop down box to show Device Description. If no name change the drop down to Hardware Id's
What is listed?
That message normally means 64 instead of 32 or corrupt driver. is it an exe file or a zip file.
If zip then it has to unpack first.
I don't want you to keep wasting dvd's
Try this
If it has a yellow mark and no name then right click on the adapter>Left click on Properties >Details Tab.
Use the drop down box to show Device Description. If no name change the drop down to Hardware Id's
What is listed?
I don't know man. I am reading somethings that say you can't install a 64 bit OS on a 32 bit system. However, this windows is 64 bit and the system information for the PC shows me an x86 which I thought meant 32 bit. I am about ready to give up. This is becoming more trouble than it is worth.
Something not making sense here
Click start right click my computer Left click propertities - Post a pic.
We always have the option of xpmode
Click start right click my computer Left click propertities - Post a pic.
We always have the option of xpmode
In your pics you gave me the device for the video I need the same for the network card.
Deep breath - walk away if needed and come back.
Deep breath - walk away if needed and come back.
Ok when you get a usb stick can you go and get this driver Click On Me
On the last lot of drivers I showed yo did you get the xp or the xop 64bit?
Lets hope this one works
On the last lot of drivers I showed yo did you get the xp or the xop 64bit?
Lets hope this one works
I installed xp 32 bit. but I will say that I found a service tag on this PC and was able to look it up on Dell's site. I found the exact drivers I need from them but again, they are all in exe form and when I try to execute them I get the win32 error.
Can you open a command / Dos Prompt and type sfc /scannow press enter NB there is a space between sfc and the slash
IF that runs when finished at the dos prompt chkdsk C: /f /r press enter
IF that runs when finished at the dos prompt chkdsk C: /f /r press enter
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