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Post 2 made on Wednesday November 23, 2005 at 12:44
Toomanyhobbies
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Most newer hardware identifies itself to XP and XP looks up the information on drivers within its own list of drivers. If it doesn't find the information it needs internally, it usually searches the net to find the information it requires. Most new hardware today doesn't require the instllation of a driver disk unless its something out of the ordinary, and I don't see that as the case with your card.

I would suggest taking all the precautions you've stated, insert the card, close up the box, and start it up. It should know what it needs and autoamtically install it. Worse case, it'll be looking for drivers it can't find and be looking for some direction from you for help.

Give it a try, you have nothing to loose......... bart

ps: By the way great lighthouse story..... I'm from the US and I can believe it!
Also been a lurker for many years, the site is a great resource, your note compelled me to join!


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