As long as both systems have licenses (the Product Key sticker) for the same version of XP (Home or Pro), then it doesn't matter which CD you used.  Having used the wrong XP CD is not the reason that the network and audio adapters are not installed. Install the Chipset first:[URL] Audio (assuming you do not have a Creative audio card):[URL] Network:[URL] If these don't work or you have other devices in Device Manager (right-click My Computer), then right-click the device in question, Properties, Details tab, change dropdown to Hardware Ids, and post the VEN and DEV numbers here.
I own 2 Dell products. One is a Dimension B110 and the other is an Inspiron 530. I recently performed a complete re-install of XP on the 530 and then realized that I used the disc form the B110 and now I can't find the correct discs.  I have no network adapters or audio drivers being detected. I can't connect to the internet to download the drivers, so I'm not able to update the drivers for the devices.  My apologies if this has been posted before.
Accidentally used wrong install disc.