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July 12th, 2001, 01:10 PM
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1. Take the machine completely apart - bieng very careful, identify all components and write down model numbers, then trace the model numbers to the correct oem drivers
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2. Run HWInfo (download from the Tech Tools/Utilities Page) and see if that correctly identifies all your components.
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3. Pay the fifteen bucks for a complete restore cd - and have the piece of mind to know that if the same thing happens again you have the cd.
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