Reinstalled windows but OEM drivers Missing

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Guest

Reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition, but the OEM drivers for Ethernet,
Network and Video are not installed. I cannot access the internet for
downloads, does anyone have an idea of what to do. The computer is a Dell
Desktop.
 
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philo

Carl of Durham said:
Reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition, but the OEM drivers for Ethernet,
Network and Video are not installed. I cannot access the internet for
downloads, does anyone have an idea of what to do. The computer is a Dell
Desktop.



You can get them from the Dell website on the computer you are now using...
then burn the drives to CD
 
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Ghostrider

Carl said:
Reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition, but the OEM drivers for Ethernet,
Network and Video are not installed. I cannot access the internet for
downloads, does anyone have an idea of what to do. The computer is a Dell
Desktop.

Several possible options. First, search high and low for the utility
cdroms that came with the Dell computer. Second, contact Dell and buy
a replacement set of the utility cdroms. Third, locate a high-speed
internet connection (e.g., public library, Internet cafe, etc.), go to
the Dell support site and download all of the utilities and updates to
a 2 GB jumpdrive. Good luck.
 
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FeMaster

Carl of Durham said:
Reinstalled Windows XP Home Edition, but the OEM drivers for Ethernet,
Network and Video are not installed. I cannot access the internet for
downloads, does anyone have an idea of what to do. The computer is a Dell
Desktop.

The Drivers for such things would have come on a separate CD called a
"Resource" CD or "Driver & Utilities" CD. If you don't know where this is,
you can download any drivers you need directly from the Dell website. Input
your 'Service Tag' into the website at http://support.dell.com and select to
download drivers. Choose those that you need and save them to something
(CD, PenDrive (ThumbDrive, FlashDrive), etc.) Install from there and your
god to go.
 

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