2
Click
Properties
→
Device
Manager
.
NOTE:
The User Account Control window may appear.
If
you are an administrator on the computer,
click
Continue; otherwise, contact your administrator to enter the Device
Manager
.
3 Double-click
the
type
of
device
for
which you are installing
the
driver
(for
example,
Audio
or
Vi
d
eo
).
4 Double-click
the
name
of the
device
for
which you are installing
the driver.
5
Click
Driver
→
Update
Driver
→
Browse
my computer for driver software
.
6
Click
Browse
and browse
to the
location
to
which you previously copied
the
driver
files.
7
When the
name
of the
appropriate driver appears, click
the
name
of the
driver and then click
OK
→
Next
.
8
Click
Finish
and restart your
computer.
Using the Hardware Troubleshooter Tool
in
Microsoft Windows XP
and Windows
V
i
sta
Operating
S
y
stems
If
a device is
either not
detected during
the
operating system setup
or
is detected
but
incorr
e
ctly
configured, you can use
the
Hardware Troubleshooter
to
resolve
the incompatibilit
y.
For
W
i
ndows
XP:
1
Click
Start→Help and
Support
.
2 Type
hardware
troubleshooter
in the
search
field
and press
<Enter> to
start
the search.
3
In the
Fix a Problem
section, click
Hardware
T
r
oubleshooter
.
4
In the
Hardware Troubleshooter
list,
select
the
option
that
best describes
the
problem and click
Next
to
follow
the
remaining troubleshooting
steps.
For
W
i
ndows
V
i
sta:
1
Click the
Windows V
i
sta
Start
button
→
Help and
Support.
2 Type
hardware troubleshooter
in the
search
field
and press
<Enter> to
start
the search.
3
In
the search results
for
hardware troubleshooter
,
select the option
that
best describes the problem
and
follow
the
remaining troubleshooting
steps.
Restoring Your Operating
S
y
stem
You can restore your operating system
in the following ways:
•
Microsoft
®
Windows
®
XP and
W
i
ndows
V
i
sta
System Restore returns your computer
to
an
earlier
operating state
without
affecting data files. Use System Restore
as
the first
solution
for
restoring
your
operating system and preserving data
files.
•
If
you received an Operating System
CD with
your computer, you can use
it to
restore
your operating
system. However, using
the
Operating System
CD
also deletes
all
data on
the
hard drive. Use
the
CD
only
if
System Restore
did not
resolve your operating system
problem.
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Software
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