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by expara Accepted solution
by tobif Accepted solution
First choice would, of course, be the vendors web site. Now I don't know if this vendor even has one.
In some cases, the vendor uses hardware that lacks backwards support, hope that's note the case here.
Something I've never tried myself, but noticed for my reference as being hailed by some peers here at TR is a program that will identify your hardware and help with links to needed drivers.
http://www.fileheap.com/software-unknown-device-identifier-download-34861.html
Good luck!
by oh smeg Accepted solution
Unknown Device Identifier works very well.
It will Identify all Hardware in a system and allow you to then go looking for suitable Drivers.
But you'll have to Google the Drivers and that may not give the best results.
I personally always try the Makers Web Site First but that doesn't mean the complete unit just the device Makers Web Site for Drivers. ;)
OH well while the Unknown Device Identifier seems to work quite well I suppose that it's possible that it may be unable to identify some hardware. I just haven't noticed it yet though. ;)
Ideally the OP should have gone looking for XP Drivers before removing Vista. It would have made their lives so much easier.
Col
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