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by nathan Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
The Vista Ones that are on the Sony Web Site.
Since you no longer have any idea of what is actually used on these 3 NB you can get a copy of a utility and check the machines by testing them and being given the right places to download the necessary drivers from by visiting here to get a copy of Driver Agent and then follow the directions given
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by carlsf1 Accepted solution
Call the SONY office in your area the may have written the XP drivers, if NOT you may have a problem.
I advise my clients NOT to purchase systems/notebooks with VISTA if you are on or have XP PRO systems.
It will all depend on what Sony policy is.
I wish you luck but as I said there is NO way I will advise VISTA you could try sending them back and purchasing ones with XP PRO.
by robaaaaaa2 Accepted solution
I bought *one* laptop (mine) with Vista, just to check compatibility and suitability on our W2003 & XP-Pro network - It took 2 weeks for me to decide Nah! - now it is dual-boot, but I had to speak to Acer and they emailed me all the XP drivers for this machine, but no bundled apps, so it won't play or record DVDs
If you are mainly XP, then avoid Vista until it is either unavoidable, or you do a system-wide roll-out.
by boss_kamal Accepted solution
first of all, go to your vendor( sony ), they 'll defin'tly help you, if not, go to google.com and type ''drivers for ....( sony with model no)''
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by cballinger Accepted solution
by jk1265732 Accepted solution
Sony and Tosiba really have no support for XP they have some deal with Microsoft not to support XP.
Take the bottom off the laptop and get the model number off the Motherboard. Then use Drivers Guide to obtain the drivers. I have used this plan twice (Sony and Tosiba)
by nils5906 Accepted solution
by dl9 Accepted solution
Having had the great misfortune of once owning a Sony VAIO, I can report that friends just don't let friends buy Sony computers. Technical support is virtually nonexistent. I'm sure the other folks here will guide you to sources for the proper drivers, however there is a website that does this for you (for a small fee): DriverAgent.com. If you use this link you can get a discount:
http://driveragent.com/pcworld.php?PHPSESSID=14aca2a66dfbc20534d80d1ceafc5710&PHPSESSID=14aca2a66dfbc20534d80d1ceafc5710
Run the free test and see which drivers it comes up with for you. Good luck.
by rmarlin Accepted solution
by michelle.morland Accepted solution
Hi. I have a Sonay FZ140E and need the XP drivers for the following:
1) The 'AV Mode' button
2) The 'S' button
3) Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN
4) SigmaTel High Definition Audio CODEC
5) PS/2 Compatible Mouse
Will appreciate your help
by nathan Accepted solution
Thaks for all the posts, i finally got it sorted after numerous heated phone calls with sony, they sent me a driver bundle. They now have a small link on there website that is for downgrading to Xp...where you can find all the drivers for your particular machine.
http://support.vaio.sony.co.uk/downloads/preinstalled/preinstalled.asp?site=voe_en_GB_cons
simply put in your model and on the new page towards the bottom you will see the link on how to downgrade to xp.
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