Need Drivers for New Vostro 360 All-In One (windows xp)

[Bajrang Pandey]

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I have been using dell Vostro 360 All-In One and it is still running on windows xp and I have not yet upgraded to windows 7 and now the problem that I am giving is that I am not able to find out drivers for windows xp, I have checked out dell site and they are not offering the same for xp but then for windows 7, currently I need driver for following:

1. Network Controller
2. PCI Simple Communications Controller
3. USB2.0-CRW

Is there anyone who can help me out??

[DanielaA]

I have been using dell Vostro 360 All-In One and it is still running on windows xp and I have not yet upgraded to windows 7 and now the problem that I am giving is that I am not able to find out drivers for windows xp, I have checked out dell site and they are not offering the same for xp but then for windows 7, currently I need driver for following:

1. Network Controller
2. PCI Simple Communications Controller
3. USB2.0-CRW

Is there anyone who can help me out??

You can check out for those drivers on intel site, I just wanted to know that have you reinstalled the Intel motherboard chipset drivers? If not then you can try doing the same, I think that it will help you out with the missing drivers, the issue for the Vostro is having current technology hardware and that’s why it is getting difficult to find out old hardware drivers, anyways just check out for the chipset driver and if you get then reinstall it and see if it is helping.

[Bajrang Pandey]

I had reinstalled the chipset driver and I usually check out the drivers as well and make sure that they are not missing but then I don’t know how come these three drivers are missing and I am not able to get them back again even after reinstalling chipset driver, the chipset driver had took care of other missing drivers previously but then not this time.

[DanielaA]

Have you tried installing the Realtek RTL8111E Gigabit Ethernet Controller driver in your system?? For now you can try out the same and see if it is helping or not, if that does not help then just go in to device manager and then right click on the unknown device and then open the properties window and then select Hardware Ids in the below drop down box and then copy and paste them here so that I can check out for the drivers, first try out the Realtek RTL8111E Gigabit Ethernet Controller driver and then post back the response that you get for it.

[Bajrang Pandey]

I have tried installing Realtek RTL8111E Gigabit Ethernet Controller driver it seems to be helping and now I am able to connect to the internet but then when I am checking out the device manager then I am still finding "Network Controller" driver to be missing, here are the device ids as per you request:

• Network Controller - PCI\VEN_168C&DEV_002B&SUBSYS_02041028&REV_01\4&C702080&0&00E2
• PCI Simple Communications Controller - PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1C3A&SUBSYS_05121028&REV_04\3&11583659&0&B0
• USB2.0-CRW - USB\VID_0BDA&PID_0139\20100201396000000

Just check them out and see if you are able to find them, any further help for the same will be highly appreciated.

[Kh@LnaYak]

Hey you can check out the Atheros Network Controller driver from the below link:
Atheros Atheros AR9285 802.11b/g/n WiFi Adapter
For the PCI Simple Communications Controller and the USB2.0-CRW you can refer to the below site
Intel driver update utility