really puzzling

[Bethy]

Hi all,
I'm hoping someone will be able to help me i'm running xp but every
time i try to install my Broad band modem i get a message about windows
2000 drivers any advice would be gratefully received

thanks
Bethy

 

[Guest]

Is your OS (Operating System) XP or 2000?

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

Is your OS (Operating System) XP or 2000?

Suggest you re-read her post... ;o)

 

[POY]

YOU re read the post. She only mentions 2000, doesn't mean it's her os.
Moron

 

[C A Upsdell]

YOU re read the post. She only mentions 2000, doesn't mean it's her os.
Moron

The OP says "i'm running xp".

Who is the moron?

 

[POY]

Ithink your the actual moron...I just made a mistake
http://www.upsdell.com/

 

[POY]

Oh... you look like a moron too.
(e-mail address removed)

 

[culver.brian]

Ithink your the actual moron...I just made a mistake
http://www.upsdell.com/

 

[Miss Perspicacia Tick]

YOU re read the post. She only mentions 2000, doesn't mean it's her
os. Moron

So what does "I'm running XP" mean then? For a definition of the word
"moron" suggest you avail yourself of the nearest mirror.

 

[Sharon F]

Hi all,
I'm hoping someone will be able to help me i'm running xp but every
time i try to install my Broad band modem i get a message about windows
2000 drivers any advice would be gratefully received

thanks
Bethy

While Windows 2000 drivers often work in XP, drivers suitable for XP are
preferred. Are you trying to install drivers from a CD that came with the
modem? If yes, you might try the manufacturer's website.

Often the drivers on the CD are older than the current drivers they have in
their download section. You may even find one for XP there. If the modem CD
contains software in addition to drivers, you'll want to check for updated
software at the site as well.

If you find you are stuck with only Win2000 drivers only, you'll need to
post back and tell us the complete message you're seeing about the drivers.