I have not heard of the link u gave but I am downloading the pack to see if it is better than wsus.
have to try to translate the screenshots.
have to try to translate the screenshots.
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How can I slipstream Dell Chipset Driver?
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I have not heard of the link u gave but I am downloading the pack to see if it is better than wsus.
have to try to translate the screenshots.
Just go to run it and when it gets to the spot where you check or uncheck what you want to install, there is a complete list of everything. You can cancel out no problem. He is not big on proving documentation. It's really outstanding though. If you hover over the selected hotfixes etc it displayes what the kb is.
okay, I tried tcp optimizer once and screwed it all up, so I just leave it as it is, where I am at, I am paying for 1mbs and sometimes get 4 so I am stuck with what I can get in this area of the boondocks.
I do not install the modem driver as I do not have dialup.
the network should be R91081 as per here at dell drivers and downloads
if you input your service tag you will get drivers specific to your pc. should be mostly the same as mine, but the r78727 is one year older that the r91801.
I do not install the modem driver as I do not have dialup.
the network should be R91081 as per here at dell drivers and downloads
if you input your service tag you will get drivers specific to your pc. should be mostly the same as mine, but the r78727 is one year older that the r91801.
Yeah, I know about service tag. I just have no clue what to download with what it shows me to be honest........lol. So your Network driver is the latest then? from the download list for modems I can't tel what the latest for modem is. (R133743.EXE???)
I pay for 30mbs and get about 7-10mbs on average it's no less than 4-5. But XP cuts that down massively so I have to use the optimizer. Never had an issue with it yet.
Ps. Check this video driver. I think it's the proper one for your PC. I use it.
https://www.sendspace.com/file/lq18ph
I pay for 30mbs and get about 7-10mbs on average it's no less than 4-5. But XP cuts that down massively so I have to use the optimizer. Never had an issue with it yet.
Ps. Check this video driver. I think it's the proper one for your PC. I use it.
https://www.sendspace.com/file/lq18ph
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do you have dialup??? if not then you do not need the modem driver.
The only ones I install are the dss, chipset, audio, and video, I have 2 videos I install one and then I install the extreme graphics 2 driver., as for my network card I would normally install the pro 100 driver, but my onboard nic card went belly up and I got a new one from dell several years ago, it is a realtek and came with a cd, so I install my nic from that.
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you really only need the drivers that I mentioned, unless you get some yellow warning signs in device manager for a device that you have with your system.
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I do not have wireless so I do not need that one either
you can tell what you need by looking at the drivers also, for example on video there are 2 files, intel springdale and intel 85865g, I have 85865g but you might have springdale, you would have to look in device manager or go to start/run and type in msinfo32, then click ok and system summary will appear with more detail that device manager as to what is installed.
The only ones I install are the dss, chipset, audio, and video, I have 2 videos I install one and then I install the extreme graphics 2 driver., as for my network card I would normally install the pro 100 driver, but my onboard nic card went belly up and I got a new one from dell several years ago, it is a realtek and came with a cd, so I install my nic from that.
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you really only need the drivers that I mentioned, unless you get some yellow warning signs in device manager for a device that you have with your system.
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I do not have wireless so I do not need that one either
you can tell what you need by looking at the drivers also, for example on video there are 2 files, intel springdale and intel 85865g, I have 85865g but you might have springdale, you would have to look in device manager or go to start/run and type in msinfo32, then click ok and system summary will appear with more detail that device manager as to what is installed.
well, it is midnight, I am going to sleep, will check back in am.
Device manager hounds me for modem driver hence why I ask. No worries though. I just want the latest drivers for them.
Mine came with springdale but then it upgrades it to 85865ga and then to the one I uploaded for ya to check out. All of them work. Springdale had some issues with it and the extreme graphics controller update 85865g replaced it.
Mine came with springdale but then it upgrades it to 85865ga and then to the one I uploaded for ya to check out. All of them work. Springdale had some issues with it and the extreme graphics controller update 85865g replaced it.
I am leery of using any drivers that did not come from dell, but what does the driver from your link do that the extreme graphics driver does not??
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do the following please:
Click Start, Run and in the box enter:
msinfo32
Click OK, and when the System Summary info appears, go to the left hand pane and select components, choose modem, once the info appears, thenclick Edit, Select All (Ctrl-A), Copy (Ctrl-C) and then paste (Ctrl-V) the information back here in your next reply.
You can edit out any personal information.
when I highlight this in my system summary I get a blank page.
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do the following please:
Click Start, Run and in the box enter:
msinfo32
Click OK, and when the System Summary info appears, go to the left hand pane and select components, choose modem, once the info appears, thenclick Edit, Select All (Ctrl-A), Copy (Ctrl-C) and then paste (Ctrl-V) the information back here in your next reply.
You can edit out any personal information.
when I highlight this in my system summary I get a blank page.
It comes from dell....lol. I just uploaded it for you. It's not infect. I promise. look up this. R111513. Google is your friend. It fixes some serious issues.
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=KF80Y
It says it's for optiplex but in fact when you read the documentation inside it reads and I quote this part.
You would never find this driver if not for a fluke I encountered a few years ago trying to figure out why Microsoft pushed this as a security update on me. I hazard an install and low and behold it resolve some things and sped up my onboard graphics issues. I looked in ccleaner for the version information and researched and found the driver in a non dell supported section and when I extracted it and inspected it it proved to be in fact for Dell. They just never applied or corrected this information properly. It installs and works fine. I watch lots of movies and tv shows in 1208x1024 so besides using the proper software with onboard graphics it's important to have the proper driver that is stable and Microsoft actually got something right that Dell didn't seem to point out in there driver delivery on the site. It's installs and resolves all of the issues.
Like you I was installing the two drivers you have now. One after the other but found I need to. In this respect out onboard video is identical.
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=KF80Y
It says it's for optiplex but in fact when you read the documentation inside it reads and I quote this part.
You would never find this driver if not for a fluke I encountered a few years ago trying to figure out why Microsoft pushed this as a security update on me. I hazard an install and low and behold it resolve some things and sped up my onboard graphics issues. I looked in ccleaner for the version information and researched and found the driver in a non dell supported section and when I extracted it and inspected it it proved to be in fact for Dell. They just never applied or corrected this information properly. It installs and works fine. I watch lots of movies and tv shows in 1208x1024 so besides using the proper software with onboard graphics it's important to have the proper driver that is stable and Microsoft actually got something right that Dell didn't seem to point out in there driver delivery on the site. It's installs and resolves all of the issues.
Like you I was installing the two drivers you have now. One after the other but found I need to. In this respect out onboard video is identical.
Name Intel(R) 537EP V9x DF PCI Modem
Description Intel(R) 537EP V9x DF PCI Modem
Device ID PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1080&SUBSYS_10001028&REV_04\4&1C660DD6&0&08F0
Device Type Internal Modem
Attached To COM3
Answer Mode Not Available
PNP Device ID PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1080&SUBSYS_10001028&REV_04\4&1C660DD6&0&08F0
Provider Name Intel Corporation
Modem INF Path oem2.inf
Modem INF Section IntelSM6
Blind Off X4
Blind On X3
Compression Off %C0+DS=0,0;+DS44=0,0;
Compression On %C1+DS=3,0;+DS44=3,0;
Error Control Forced +ES=3,2,4;
Error Control Off +ES=1,0,1;
Error Control On +ES=3,0,2;
Flow Control Hard &K3
Flow Control Off &K0
Flow Control Soft &K4
DCB
Default <
Inactivity Timeout 0
Modulation Bell Not Available
Modulation CCITT Not Available
Prefix AT
Pulse P
Reset AT&F<cr>
Responses Key Name Intel(R) 537EP V9x DF PCI Modem::Intel Corporation::Intel Corporation
Speaker Mode Dial M1
Speaker Mode Off M0
Speaker Mode On M2
Speaker Mode Setup M3
Speaker Volume High L3
Speaker Volume Low L0
Speaker Volume Med L2
String Format Not Available
Terminator <cr>
Tone T
Memory Address 0xFE9FE000-0xFE9FEFFF
I/O Port 0x0000DE00-0x0000DEFF
IRQ Channel IRQ 22
R133743 is the correct one, I guess my pc does not need that one. also remember that when you load from the dell resource cd, you add a lot of dell's bloatware.
I am going to try your driver, I do not have to much prob watching videos as long as I turn off hardware acceleration.
I have 1024x 768 resolution.
also remember that when you load from the dell resource cd, you add a lot of dell's bloatware.I am going to try your driver, I do not have to much prob watching videos as long as I turn off hardware acceleration.
I have 1024x 768 resolution.
reply #2, the driver you had (graphics ) was the same exact one that I had already installed on my pc, (extreme graphics2) same version and everything. Guess that the numbers are different for the different models even if the driver is the same.
BTW, about Resource CD. My Disc is bad. I never really cared for installing it when it was good. The disc is damaged and unrecoverable. Luckily the bad spot doesn't effect my ability to browse the zip files folder and get the original drivers for my system though. I wish I could get a ISO of the resource cd that works though. I always keep my drivers on a small flash drive. Always have.
you can make your own iso, with imgburn
http://www.imgburn.com/
good luck with future work, if you have more questions, start another thread.
http://www.imgburn.com/
good luck with future work, if you have more questions, start another thread.
you can make your own iso, with imgburn
http://www.imgburn.com/
good luck with future work, if you have more questions, start another thread.
Will do. I don't think I was clear. I already know how to make an ISO of the software. Problem is that the disk is bad and won't allow due to bad blocks on the disc. I have tried to repair it but no luck. Please feel free to split or move this if you want. My CD is fried so I can't make a copy and it's impossible to get it from DELL now so I am screwed.
can you copy the files off the disk to your desktop??
I do not have a resource cd so I do not know what is on them. copy a few items at a time and see if you can get all the files, then you can create the iso, and you can get a usb cd drive to burn to if your cd drive is bad, if I ever get some extra dollars I will see if I can get a drive myself, since my drive has bad blocks.
If you are getting a bad block message when burning, it is probably the drive and not the disk.
what do you use off the resource cd??
I have had my pc since 2005 and have never used the resource cd, since I did not have one.
I do not have a resource cd so I do not know what is on them. copy a few items at a time and see if you can get all the files, then you can create the iso, and you can get a usb cd drive to burn to if your cd drive is bad, if I ever get some extra dollars I will see if I can get a drive myself, since my drive has bad blocks.
If you are getting a bad block message when burning, it is probably the drive and not the disk.
what do you use off the resource cd??
I have had my pc since 2005 and have never used the resource cd, since I did not have one.
The drive has nothing to do with it. It's just a damaged disc Liz. It has bad sectors on it because the disc is old, scuffed and unrepairable. I have done al I can. I have everything from the disc accept where the one file got corrupted from the disc damage. I just wanted to preserve the original cd for personal sake. Seems there is no place online to find original ISOs for these things anymore. Nothing specific or viable anyways. I have had my PC since February 2005 as well. Still have the original XP SP2 disc and the Dell Resource CD that has all the drivers for my PC. I made copies of the XP disc but never of the Resource CD....lol. I thought maybe you had a copy. You do not so noth9ing to do at this point. If ever you do find the original resource cd for our PC then please let me know. I would love a copy. I would even give you a few bucks for your time if need be. Anyways, thanks for everything. Have a great day.