There are 3 possible Drivers for the audio and 7 for the LAN.
Out of the 3 Possible Drivers as these are Creative Sound Blaster Live Drivers you shouldn't need any drivers as the Windows Install Disc should support this device.
As for the Ethernet these 2 Gigabit Drivers listed are both Intel Drivers and these two should be with most versions of XP so what is being shown in the Device Manager here for these items? Though if you are using the original version of XP the Ethernet Drivers may not be present.
You need to open the Device Manager by left clicking on Start, and then right clicking on My Computer and left clicking on Proprieties from the drop down menu, then left click on the Hardware Tab in the Next Window that opens and then left click on Device Manager.
And devices without installed Drivers will be listed with a Yellow Triangle and a Black ! through it.
It's much more likely that the devices not working have got their Resources messed up and you may need to manually configure these. To do this right click on the nonworking device and left click on Proprieties, in the Drop Down Menu, in the next window to open left click on the Resources Tab and then left click on the box beside Use Automatic Settings. You will then be able to set the IRQ and DMA as required.
It may not be possible to do this will all of the present devices not working so do one at a time and reboot then recheck the Device Manager. If you chose one device that you can not manually configure go to another one and try that. ;)
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