Help me please

timesjoke

timesjoke

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Actually, I agree too, but like I said, I was giving TJ some shiit. I'd have that person make you a copy though of whatever disc he uses, and make sure he uses a legitimate product key, preferably your old one on the machine.

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Why give me sh t? I was just trying to be helpful to someone asking for help and you think you need to give me sh t for that?

 
ren

ren

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Ah sh t. Well I did it . I formatted with the windows xp from my disc and now I can't get a wireless connection set up to save my soul.Also I don't have any device drivers or hardware profiles to speak of. I think I'll just go bang my head against the wall. I've been told I could f ck up a wet dream and now I believe it.
 
timesjoke

timesjoke

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Ah sh t. Well I did it . I formatted with the windows xp from my disc and now I can't get a wireless connection set up to save my soul.Also I don't have any device drivers or hardware profiles to speak of. I think I'll just go bang my head against the wall. I've been told I could f ck up a wet dream and now I believe it.
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I thought you were getting a geek?

All is not lost, it is a Dell right? Use a second computer and go to Dell and download the drivers you need, get the network drivers and you might need the USB controller drivers too for the wireless adapter.

Just take it one at a time and you will be surprised at how easy it is.

Put a antivirus on it if you can before you start messing around on the internet.

Keep calm, it is not as hard as most people think, you can do it.

 
eddo

eddo

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Ah sh t. Well I did it . I formatted with the windows xp from my disc and now I can't get a wireless connection set up to save my soul.Also I don't have any device drivers or hardware profiles to speak of. I think I'll just go bang my head against the wall. I've been told I could f ck up a wet dream and now I believe it.
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put the XP disk back in with Windows up & running and when the cd menu pops up, click on "Add more windows features" (or something similar)

It will run a little scan to see what is already installed, and then it will pop up a menu of more features you can add. One of them is Networking. Add it (and I recommend going ahead and adding all of the features that aren't already installed) and then reboot and if your LAN connection is connected, it should see it on the reboot.

I had to do this on the computer I was working on last week.

 
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