Question:
i lost all my drivers for my computer HELP!?
anonymous
2011-08-21 05:12:55 UTC
i lost all my drivers for my computer and cant seem to find any that i can download and use i need Ethernet and sound mainly my specs:

CPU-
name:AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ (dual core)
codename: brisbane
brand ID: 4

Mainboard-
Manufaturer: NVIDIA
Model: NFMCP61
Chipset: NVIDIA | MCP61

Memory-
Type: DDR2
Size: 3072MB

Just sayin i got no net on it and thats what im mainly after
help very much appreciated!
Six answers:
Ziyan
2011-08-21 05:45:29 UTC
Hay buddy, take things easy, its not the end of the world. :)



I doubt that you will need hardware drivers for your computer. If you want to play games, you will need to go to NVIDIA and get the relavent drivers. Bing or Google arround and you should find them in no time.



Go to the vendors websites, take some time and read arround and you will definitly find the required drivers (if at all required). You will learn alot of datamining in the process.
Scrawny
2011-08-21 06:13:47 UTC
Re-install the Operating System for the computer. Most if not all of the drivers will be installed for the computer during this process. I'm assuming that you run Windows of some kind so go to Windows update and start the process of updating your computer. Get Microsoft's Security Essentials if you don't have an anti virus and malware program (this is free).



When your system is up to date from Windows Update, then go to the Graphics Card manufacturer's site and download the latest drivers for the graphics card.



Install your peripherals like, printer, scanner, web cam (if not built in) and get the latest drivers for each of them from the respective manufacturers.



You should now be back up and running. Get your internet up and running, if it isn't already, and install all your software that you like to use.



You're finished.
Carling
2011-08-21 06:13:31 UTC
That's the big problem with windows If you don't have the manufacturers hardware it won't work

You have not stated what windows you have installed if it's the 32bit or 64bit system, You might get the motherboard drivers from Nvidia website here

http://www.nvidia.com/page/mobo.html.



My personal advice to you would be to move off windows all together, and install Linux 64bit operating system, It's FREE to download and you get all the 64 bit professional software that you will ever need Free, You will have no problems with drivers because they are built into the operating system



I can only inform you that Linux operating system is up todate August 2011 It's fast, stable and secure, it does not get windows Viruses, Malware, Spyware, Worms or Trojans It does not crash or freeze up,



Now you know windows is not the only operating system in the world it's up to you to check it out for yourself. Here is a list of Linux latest August 2011 64 bit version releases all work out of the box, you can check out

Linux Ultimate Edition, This has Mind blowing 3D desktop graphic

http://distrowatch.com/?newsid=06576

Linux Mint 11

http://distrowatch.com/?newsid=06695

Sabayon Linux

http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=sabayon

Bodhi Linux This is like the Apple Mac Desktop

http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=bodhi



if you need more info message me
anonymous
2014-06-09 06:44:54 UTC
If you are facing any problem with your HP scanner. Just visit http://www.printer-techsupport.com/hp-printer-support.html and make a call on their toll free. You will get a certified technician only in a single call. You are just a call away to get fixed your hp scanner related issues.
anonymous
2011-08-21 05:14:11 UTC
Just system restore to a week ago and update your drivers. Also do a Virus Check, your drivers shouldn't just disappear.
Matheu G
2011-08-21 05:30:22 UTC
http://www.bioticaindia.com/nf-mcp61.html

This link takes you to the drivers you need.


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