How do I know which driver has the error? I went to device manager and tried updating all my drivers. For almost all my drivers I got the message 'no better match found' except for my printer driver which told me to insert the CD. I think this updated the driver but I'm not sure. Is device manager the best way of updating drivers or is there a program or website that will work better? Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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Wha you can do is go out to the website of the company you bought it from and look on thier site under support for driver updates. this should help the most
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start by seeing if there is any hardware issues. right click my computer|goto hardware|device manager|scroll dwon to sound video controller|click on the + tab|is there is a question mark over any of the stuff you see there.simply just richt click and update the drivers ..it will do it via the internet. you can do this any way to get the latest update for the current driver...take care\nthe maddMann
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Go to driverguide.com You will have to register with the site for free in order to use the site. Then you can find any driver for any operating system released till date. Alternately, you may visit the device manufactuer's web site and download latest driver.\n\nI hope you find what you need. Wishing you luck
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DriversGuide.com\n\nIf it's not there, then it probably doesn't exist.
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hey i got this problem with my LG cd rewriter .my os doesnt show up any CDrom Drives then i checked the windows manager it has a yellow exclamation mark and was written that it is not working properly.I got it fixed by restarting 2 or 3 time but it happened again so i installed the os back.Then i came to know abt the problem was in the registry .So just download any registry fixer and hope tht youll get your problem fixed.Coz when i checked my newly installed os then i saw tthere were 62 registry errors and i corrected them.\ntill then i have no cdrom probs.BYE
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Driver not there - it's not loaded properly - restart the computer\n\nMalfunction - yes you drive is too old to do the work - replace the drive\n\nCommunication problem - data or power cable is loose - open the case and press the 2 ends firmly together\n\nBad files - that happened when you burnt your disc - you have to be sure you have the back-up files to burn another one/or the format of your disc is not readable by your CD-ROM drive - some brands are more powerful to read more formats than the others\n\nHardware not connected??? Did you map your drive properly?\n\nYou should read this first (don't worry, it CAN be fixed easily)\n\nhttp://www.pcguide.com/ts/x/comp/cd/recogDriver-c.html\nhttp://www.smartcomputing.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles/archive/l0604/77l04/77l04.asp&guid=\n\n... and if you still have a problem just go to microsoft.com and do a search like "CD-ROM issue" "unreadable CDs"
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Hmmmm....\n\nI dont quite get it:\n\nYou been trying another driver? Why not the original driver?\nYou can DL the original driver here \n(only need to give your email for registration on that site)\n\nhttp://www.camera-drivers.com/drivers/176/176221.htm
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It's more due to a bad driver call or a program call then anything else.\nThe best course of action is to un install the printer and then re-install the program.
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Here's a link worth looking at.  http://www.driverguide.com/\n\nI've found compatible drivers for many different hardware products there.  Just keep in mind the Microsoft no longer supports Windows 9.X.  This means that hardware and software vendors no longer support the OS, so any thing you do is at your own risk.
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Find the model number and the manufacture.. Then go to their website and download the drivers for XP.. the generic XP driver isnt working..
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A new printer...was your old printer a USB printer plugged into that port?  If so, try plugging that printer back into that port, then go into System, Hardware, Device manager.\n\nLook for the USB controllers...find the one for the printer, rightclick on it and uninstall it.  Then, remove the old printer, and try the USB plug for the new printer again.  It might be thinking that your new printer is the old one, or not realizng it's not the new one or something like that.  \n\nIf you see that the USB controller in device manager is your new printer, perhaps it didn't quite install right so try uninstalling that one anyway and re-hooking it up and see if the recognition/installation works this time.
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Before buying a new one, try this:  First, check the cables (power and ribbon) to make sure they're seated properly.  Next, using the Device Manager, RIGHT click on the drive that's shown, and choose "uninstall".  Say "Yes" to the next question.  Then re-boot, and if the drive is working, Windows will find it as "new hardware" and install the drivers for it.  If it is still not recognized or not working, then sure, go ahead and purchase a new one.  By the way, you might as well get yourself a DVD drive if you're getting a new one, since it'll handle both DVD's and CD's as well.  Good luck.
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Your problem is that you let Windows install the drivers.  You have to follow the instructions in the manual which state and I am paraphrasing "do not install using the Windows new hardware found wizard".  You have to install the drivers from the CD menu, NOT WINDOWS new hardware found wizard.  Don't ask me why, that's the way it is.  It's not the printer... it's not your hardware... it's the fact you DID NOT follow the instructions in the manual.  Go back to a time before you installed the drivers and for your sake... read the instructions.  I have the same printer... I can read directions.\n\nSaid directions are also on the quickstart guide... so... I won't say anything else.
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sounds like the correct drivers aren't loaded. go to www.driverguide.com, join em it's free. they'll have the driver presuming you kn ow what sort of card you had put in.
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you should always check the manufacturer's website for drivers, typically in a support or download area.  You can also checkout http://www.windrivers.com an excellent =source for drivers. Once you get the driver, extract it to a folder and then when Windows asks the location of the file, point it to you new folder.
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I would start by removing the device from device manager and then I would find a registry cleaner and run that so all of your now potentially broken references to it are cleaned up in the registry.  Depending on the device that you are connecting, it may or may not have some software of it's own that was installed at some point.  This software would need to be removed as well.  This would be done through the Add/Remove Software dialogue window.  If you provide more detail about your problem it would be easier to help troubleshoot it.  Good luck.
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try this:\nright click on MyComputer, select properties, open Hardware Manager, remove CD-ROM drive and CD-Burner, then click on refresh, provide the path to drivers.\nthats. it.