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ive downloaded a driver and since then a message comes up to my screen that the driver's causing problems on my laptop,i was gonna asked where do u look for to find drivers because im gonna delete that driver.somebody help me pls.
roberto said:ive downloaded a driver and since then a message comes up to my
screen that the driver's causing problems on my laptop,i was gonna
asked where do u look for to find drivers because im gonna delete
that driver.somebody help me pls.
ive downloaded a driver and since then a message comes up to my screen
that the driver's causing problems on my laptop,i was gonna asked where
do u look for to find drivers because im gonna delete that
driver.somebody help me pls.
The said:Patrick suggest downloading Aida32. I concur. this is an excellent
bench marking utility that will give you a lot of links to the
manufacturers sites for both your hardware and software. If you want
to use the info tool in XP go>start\run and type in msinfo32 and then
click the software branch in the tree view on the left and you will
then see system drivers and if you click that you will see all the
various drivers you have along with their version numbers. There is
one piece of advice from Patrick that is completely fool hardy and
should never be done. He suggests unzipping to a folder on your
desktop. Folders and files should never be kept on the desktop. This
is and was always designed to house shortcuts only. Constant addition
of either large files or large numbers of files can result in
excessive boot times as each and every folder must first be loaded
before the desktop can be accessed. Not the most efficient use of XP
resources. Good luck.