Dell Vostro 200 PCI Serial Port Driver

[Ojibwe]

Hi,
I have recently installed Windows XP on my old computer. The system is now asking for the driver right now. It is not able to search drivers for PCI serail port where my printer is connected. I need help here. I have a Dell Vostro 200 system. I don't even have the chipset which can help me to install the driver in the system. What can be done here.

[Erubiel]

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[Felix46]

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