Hp Compaq D330 St Drivers For Windows 7

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Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq We have a used HP Compaq d330 ST with no warranty that appears to havenever been used. However, they wiped the hard drive clean and thereis no software that came with it. It looks like it's in the sameshape it was in when sold, no hardware added or removed.I put on Windows 2000 Pro. However, the sound, audio, video, andethernet do not appear to be automatically recognized.I found the site with the drivers:However, under rules, the HP people could not tell me which drivers todownload for some reason. And I do not know which of the 7 videodrivers to try, etc.-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq Your experience with Windows 2000 is typical of many Pentium 4 systems,especially those with newer chipsets like the 865 chipset.

The drivers for the865 chipset were not written when Windows 2000 was packaged, so there is no waythe operating system could recognize the chips without drivers coming fromanother source. Most name brand P4 systems today are shipped with a Windows XPCD and a CD of the additional drivers needed to make the system operate. Theyinclude the CDs if that is the policy of the name brand company, that is.The system uses the Intel 865 chipset, so you should download and install 'IntelChipset Support for Windows'. Do this FIRST. Next, if the graphics subsystemis integrated onto the motherboard, download and install 'Intel Graphics Driverfor Windows 2000/XP'. For audio, download the latest ADI SoundMax AC97 files.Finally, download and install the Intel Pro/100/1000 drivers.

All of these areslightly repackaged downloads which can also be found on www.intel.com, and themotherboard is typical of Compaq business class computers in using lots and lotsof Intel components. It may even be an Intel-designed board, manufactured by acontract manufacturer.HPaq's 'rules' state very simply that they are selling the computer with WindowsXP, so they won't even provide any info at all about use of other operatingsystems. If the computer is out of warranty, what difference doesthe operating system make?

You're lucky they even talked to you withoutcharging you $3 a minute or whatever.Does the computer also have a Windows XP Pro Certificate of Authenticationsticker? Ben MyersOn Thu, 18 Nov 2004 21:52:36 GMT, Tim923 wrote:We have a used HP Compaq d330 ST with no warranty that appears to havenever been used. However, they wiped the hard drive clean and thereis no software that came with it. It looks like it's in the sameshape it was in when sold, no hardware added or removed.I put on Windows 2000 Pro. However, the sound, audio, video, andethernet do not appear to be automatically recognized.I found the site with the drivers:under rules, the HP people could not tell me which drivers todownload for some reason.

And I do not know which of the 7 videodrivers to try, etc.-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq Finally, download and install the Intel Pro/100/1000 drivers. All of these areslightly repackaged downloads which can also be found on www.intel.com, and themotherboard is typical of Compaq business class computers in using lots and lotsof Intel components.

It may even be an Intel-designed board, manufactured by acontract manufacturer.I got the video working. I went to intel.com and did a downloadsearch for 'Intel Pro' which came up with 70 items. Is there an easyway to install all 'Intel Pro/100/1000' drivers.The Windows sticker of auth. Was removed for business reasons.-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq Take the ones from the HPaq web site. Ben MyersOn Sat, 20 Nov 2004 00:07:55 GMT, Tim923 wrote:Finally, download and install the Intel Pro/100/1000 drivers.

All of these areslightly repackaged downloads which can also be found on www.intel.com, and themotherboard is typical of Compaq business class computers in using lots and lotsof Intel components. It may even be an Intel-designed board, manufactured by acontract manufacturer.I got the video working. I went to intel.com and did a downloadsearch for 'Intel Pro' which came up with 70 items. Is there an easyway to install all 'Intel Pro/100/1000' drivers.The Windows sticker of auth. Was removed for business reasons.-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq Start with the Device Manager under the System icon.

Make sure that the IntelPro/100/1000 drivers are installed properly. If so, the Ethernet connectionshould show up in Network Places. If not, open up the chassis and look for theIntel Ethernet chip, 82559 or 825-something, and let me know what it is.I've found the Intel Ethernet drivers quirky to install, whether using Compaq'sor Intel's download. The drivers need to match the chip, of course. Ben MyersOn Sat, 20 Nov 2004 04:08:00 GMT, Tim923 wrote:Take the ones from the HPaq web site. Ben MyersOK. I installed those too.Is there anything I need to download to get the ethernet port working.I don't see any Local Area Connection objects in My Network Placesproperties?We have these two HP Compaq d330 ST's.

We might leave 2000 on one andinstall XP on another, once we get the XP disk.-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:06:47 GMT, benmyersspammenot @ charter.net(Ben Myers) wrote:Start with the Device Manager under the System icon.

Make sure that the IntelPro/100/1000 drivers are installed properly. If so, the Ethernet connectionshould show up in Network Places. If not, open up the chassis and look for theIntel Ethernet chip, 82559 or 825-something, and let me know what it is.I've found the Intel Ethernet drivers quirky to install, whether using Compaq'sor Intel's download. The drivers need to match the chip, of course.I went to Device Manager, and the ethernet port, a PCI port, and theUSB port all had those yellow question and exclamation marks, althoughI was able to get a USB scanner working well.The intel square chip behind and under the floppy drive readsFW82801EB.

The ethernet port is built into the board and readsfoxconn.After the first driver didn't work for ethernet: 'Intel PRO/100/1000Drivers for All Operating Systems', I tried a second: 'IntelPRO/100/1000 Drivers for Windows 2000', but still none. There wasn'tmuch to the driver installation.

I just had to click OK and finish.Any idea?-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.compaq Tim,First, make absolutely sure that the motherboard chipset drivers for the Intel82801 (part of the 845) chipset are installed. Without these installed andproperly operational, you will only spin your wheels.Next, the Foxconn connector is not a chip.

A surface-mounted chip is a chip.There should also be a second chip for the Ethernet, not too far from theFoxconn connector in most motherboard layouts.All the yellow exclamation points indicate that some of the basic mobo chipsetstuff is not installed, and the other device drivers depend on the mobo chipsetdrivers to work at all.As I recall, the Intel Pro/100/1000 Ethernet drivers need to be installedmanually in some versions of the driver download. In other words, you need togo to Device Manager, reinstall the driver and find the necessary INF file forthe Windows 2000 drivers. But make sure the base motherboard drivers are fullyinstalled and functional first. Ben MyersOn Sat, 20 Nov 2004 15:08:16 GMT, Tim923 wrote:On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:06:47 GMT, benmyersspammenot @ charter.net(Ben Myers) wrote:Start with the Device Manager under the System icon. Make sure that the IntelPro/100/1000 drivers are installed properly. If so, the Ethernet connectionshould show up in Network Places. If not, open up the chassis and look for theIntel Ethernet chip, 82559 or 825-something, and let me know what it is.I've found the Intel Ethernet drivers quirky to install, whether using Compaq'sor Intel's download.

The drivers need to match the chip, of course.I went to Device Manager, and the ethernet port, a PCI port, and theUSB port all had those yellow question and exclamation marks, althoughI was able to get a USB scanner working well.The intel square chip behind and under the floppy drive readsFW82801EB. The ethernet port is built into the board and readsfoxconn.After the first driver didn't work for ethernet: 'Intel PRO/100/1000Drivers for All Operating Systems', I tried a second: 'IntelPRO/100/1000 Drivers for Windows 2000', but still none. There wasn'tmuch to the driver installation.

I just had to click OK and finish.Any idea?-(profile) -Tim923 My email is valid.