It's ok - even better that you don't have the driver disk - it is outdated within about 3 months anyway. BE SURE on all these downloads to select Download Via Browser ... DO NOT use the Download Manager.  If you already have selected the Download Manager, delete your Dell.com cookies, then try again ... or use a different browser. First things you need are to install the Notebook System Software, then reboot: Then, install the Chipset driver, then reboot: After that, it doesn't much matter the order, but they usually have to be installed before anything else will install successfully.  There are also instances where installing devices out of order results in the only fix being to reinstall Windows and do the drivers in the correct order ... hopefully that is not the case for you. Considering your system, I would then do the following: Card Reader:[URL] SpeedStep Fix: Then: Video: Audio: Network: Touchpad: Modem:[URL] If you have any devices unknown left in Device Manager after installing these (including your wireless - there are just too many different options to include them all here), then right-click on the device, Properties, Details tab, Hardware Ids from the dropdown, and give us the DEV and VEN ID's. Good luck.
Let me start off by saying I do not have the original driver disc. Now that I have successfully installed Win XP I am getting these device errors: [IMAGE]   I tried to download drivers from the Dell support site but they didn't seem to do anything after being re-installed. Any ideas how I can associate a device error above with the proper driver? FYI, I cannot access the Internet or my network, either.
Reinstalled Win XP, Lots of Driver Issues (Inspiron 700m)