I am unable to understand all settings of XP and win-7.I want to get full knowledge of OS XP and Win-7. Is there any good videos about that. Please kindly inform me.
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you dont mention the drivers you need, you dont get drivers for software as you say, but if you mean the motherboard drivers, you will have to find out the maker of your board then search the relevant makers web site for drivers. The only problem you may come across is that the bios may have a different version for Vista than that of what you need for XP so there may be some problems stting up the motherboard drivers.
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if you have the original xp disk with a cd key , then its perfectly legal for you to download a iso copy of xp , and install it, if not try and make a copy of the disk , and use that , or someone u know may have a friend with a xp disk , thats fine also aslong s you use the key that comes with your disk
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some of the hp laptop does not allow you you to down grade to XP but if you like you have to download Easus Partition Magic Software to get the other volume or in other words to split your volume in to two then you have to install XP in other Partition/volume and if you will do that you might not find the drivers. anyways this is the first method.
second method is to install virtual server on your machine like virtual Machine or Virtual Pc and use Xp while you are in Vista.
hope it will help you.
thanks.
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SOURCE: intex sound card driver for win vista bit 32
Hello,
You can get the drivers for Intex sound card from this webpage: http://www.intextechnologies.com/webpages/download-driver.aspx
I have checked the website and it seems that they don't have the windows vista driver for it.
Drivers are created by the hardware manufacturer. If the manufacturer does not have a required driver it is highly probable that it does not exist. About the only, exception would be if the driver is on the OS install media and there are no updates.
If your OS is 32 Bit you could try the XP driver. If it is 64 bit, you are out of luck. However, you can contact Intex regarding it.
Here's there contact info if all things don't work:
http://www.intextechnologies.com/contact_us.html
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