XP driver backup before installation

[Renau]

I have computer in which I have reinstall windows xp. The issue is that it is running on trail version of windows vista. The operating was not activated so thus it will go off is some item. The user wants xp back but the problem lies with the drivers. Can I get XP driver backup before installation. He said he has to upgraded the operating system installation instead of fresh install. That means that I can locate back windows xp drivers from it. How to do that.

[Devasis]

You want to reinstall the window XP, from the computer specific hardware element you also want the drives of the same system. The hardware which are their in your computer and which are running by the windows properly are due to the help of the small programs of the drivers. In can be like sound, network adaptors, etc. The drive will be simple if you have bought the computer fron the small stores to form a 'boutique' custom computer.

[Solomon]

The element which you are in the computer will be having it own part number in it and will approximately surely be accompanied by Windows XP drivers on the manufacturer's website. In this you may also have the store abounding the original CDs of installation software. Laptop computers that formerly shipped with Windows XP commonly come with either a 'restore disk' and small divider on the hard disk used for restoring the operating system.

[MrChris-]

To XP driver backup before installation, you have also see the Graphics Drivers. In this Video card drivers are only essential if your computer has a disconnect or divide add-on video card. The easiest way to tell if you meet this prerequisite is to look at the plugs on the back of the computer. If the monitor correlation is up near the top of the computer, come together with all the keyboard and mouse connectors and the motherboard and the chipset drivers will be suffice.

[Calvin K]

The drive is the basic need, in most of the recent motherboards contain more than a few hardware items that require drivers. If you know the model name for the motherboard (on a sticker, or silk screened on the board), Then you have to see for some other item in it like the Chipset drivers (may also be listed under. INF update utility or something comparable. You also have the Sound card drivers, Network (LAN) drivers and some called Video drivers (only if the motherboard characteristics integrated video, and your PC does not use a separate add-on video card.