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Windows XP fresh install - Can't replace missing drivers


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I installed windows XP on my Lenovo 3000 N200 Notebook (0769) using a windows xp professional install disc.

After booting up for the first time after installation, I noticed the sound, internet etc. were not working. I went to

see what drivers were missing and this is what I saw:

 

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I went to the Lenovo website and found the driver page for my machine but I can not see any of the drivers I am

missing there. I can't get a direct link to the driver page but search for "3000 n200" on this page: Lenovo Support - Drivers & Software (IE)

I have looked everywhere for the drivers I need but I can't seem to find anything. For example: "Base System Device"?

All help is welcome and appreciated.

Posted
Its time to move on. Why xp?

Thank you for that...

I'm actually at work trying to fix this :I

I have windows 8 at home.

Posted (edited)
the XP drivers are there on that page. Download the chipset, audio, display and lan drivers. Then work through rest one by one.

I have downloaded and installed all supported drivers already, That's the problem, When I download them and install them it still says they're not there.

 

edit: I mean, If I've installed these and it's not picking them up at all surely there are other drivers I can't find?

Edited by jackw
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As @SteveT says above, those drivers are the ones you want. This model definitely works with XP as we used to have about 30 of them in the school, but to be honest we got rid as soon as possible because they were 'orrible little blighters :) The VGA output for connecting to a projector / second screen is notorious for breaking.
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My experience is that once you have sorted the ethernet driver, it will usually track down the rest itself. Finding the ethernet driver is often a PITA though.

 

Personally, I wouldn't stick XP on anything now. If it's not Windows 7+ capable stick Linux Mint on it!

Edited by elsiegee40
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My experience is that once you have sorted the ethernet driver, it will usually track down the rest itself. Finding the ethernet driver is often a PITA though.

 

Personally, I wouldn't stick XP on anything now. If it's not Windows 7+ capable stick Linux Mint on it!

 

I think I may have found the solution. Thanks to this

Thank you all for at least trying something :)

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