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xV · Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 6:16 pm Post subject: Making my own Driver Set-Up CD

Well, I want to downgrade my computer to Windows XP. I have the disc, but I'm wondering how I can get my drivers that are compatible with XP. I currently have Vista (came with the computer when I bought it) but I'd like to go back to XP.

My main question:

How can I make a drivers disc (like the one that came with my PC when I bought it) so it can work with my new XP OS.

vmanisme · Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 6:23 pm Post subject:

go to your computer makers website go to drivers section look for your computer and select windows xp when it asks you for your operating system...

Frostbyt3 · Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 10:28 pm Post subject:

If its OEM(Dell, hp, Gateway etc.), then by all means, Vman is actually right.For once...

But if its not
1) Download http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php.
2)Look at and note down the;
-Mainboard
3) Hold the windows key and press the Pause Break key.
4) In the top left, click on device manager.
5) Expand Display Adapters and write that down.
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6) Google for your motherboards model name, and you should find a site with information about it. There should be a 'Downloads' or 'Drivers' Section. Click on here, and make sure that;

You download the 'Chipset drivers'

You download the 'Sound Drivers' , unless you have a sound card thats not inbuilt.

You download 'Networking Drivers', unless you have a networking card.

Then go to your card manafacturers website , either AMD/ATI or Nvidia, and look for downloads and or drivers. Follow it all and if you have a problem, post.

Now just burn all these files to a disc, or zip em up and put em on a USB drive.

xV · Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 8:30 pm Post subject:

Okay, thanks guys.

And yeah, it's a dell.