Stephan2
Sep 01, 2008, 01:46 PM
When using a CD-ROM or the computer manufactuer's website to locate and install drivers, they have many drivers listed. I can manually locate the manufacturer and type of hardware installed with my computer, such as video card, NIC, wireless card, etc. But then determining what driver corresponds to what type of installed hardware is very hard. I would like to hear from and correspond with other users that have recognized this problem. In this regard, determining the real version number of the drive is a problem also, especially if the driver is zipped, or if the driver has a corresponding utility, etc. Lastly, in regard to determining what type of hardware was installed when the computer was manufactured, the CD-ROM and compters' web sites usually do not work or have the capability to determine what components were used to make the computer. Users please email me with your issues and understanding in regard to the above problems. Thanks.
