[whopooted]

ok im new here and this is my first post. I'm 16 years old and i go to Crooms in Sarasota,FL. Ok now that ive intro'ed myself, i would like some help please. My younger sister forgot the admin pass on her computer so I used the security hole in windows where you reinstall the OS and while its reinstalling, you can type in Shift+F10 and blah blah change the password, you all are probably 1337 enough to know how to do it (if you want the full method, just tell me). Anyways, now after i try to go back in, the wireless network is missing its driver. So is almost everything else. Drivers are gone from everywhere. I've never studied much on drivers. I was just wanting to know if there was a download or something that would give them all back to me. My parents are mad at me now and I'm starting to get irritated. Can anyone help me please!?

Edited by whopooted, 11 August 2006 - 03:38 PM.

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Hi
You should have a driver CD that came with the hardware.
Just pop your cd in the drive and they auto load most of the time, if not then you will have to connect using a network cable to the internet and download the driver from the manufacturers website.
To do this you will need to know the make and model, this is printed on the side of the card if you cannot remember it.
Just put the details in google.
John

[johnthunder]

Hi
You should have a driver CD that came with the hardware.
Just pop your cd in the drive and they auto load most of the time, if not then you will have to connect using a network cable to the internet and download the driver from the manufacturers website.
To do this you will need to know the make and model, this is printed on the side of the card if you cannot remember it.
Just put the details in google.
John

[whopooted]

nah i tried the disc thing. It gives me a big, nasty COM+ error (o noes) and three .dll files are missing. I think I might need those, too, considering one of the missing dll files is inetcomm. I found it in www.dlldump.com but I dont know where to put it. C:\Documents and Settings\Windows\system32?? I dont know. Thanks for responding, john!