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Posted by Alex DK on April 14, 2007, 6:08 pm
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I agree to Nigel, but what the Heck, lets give it a try:
Your Mobo=motherboard, is equiped with a chipset. You will have to now the
identity of that chipset ex: Nvidia Nforce2 - Via etc. When you now the
chipset.
it is fairly easy to go to the chipset manufacturer homepage and download
the driver you need. You can copy the file to an USB stick and from there
copy it to your PC and then install.
The devices listet, tells me that you need the chipset driver. Once you have
that, things will start to work out for you.
How to identify your chipset! If its a "BRAND" pc, then it should be quite
easy to find the right info on the net, perhabs by the help of en
internetcafe oc :-)
/Alex -DK
"Charaille" wrote:
> I have just purchased a new laptop and have installed Windows XP professional
> on it. As far as I know, the installation went fine, but my computer has no
> sound or internet access, and under device manager, the following devices
> show a "code 28."
>
> Ethernet controller
> Mass storage controller
> Network controller
> PCI device
> SM Bus controller
> Video Controller
> Video Controller (VGA compatible)
>
> As I cannot access the internet from that computer, is there any way I can
> download the proper drivers for these and bring them to my other computer
> using an external hard drive?
>
> Any help is very much appreciated!
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