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Join Date: Feb 2005
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OS: 98 & xp
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copy video card drivers
i need to reload my computer. i had upgraded the video card ATI and had a couple of large downloads an tech help to install the downloads. i would like to know how to copy the video drivers to a hard disk so i can reinstall without installing the orginal disk and downloading the updates. any help appriciated.
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if you are going to reformat
use nlite to create a slipstreamed disk and incorporate sp2 into the xp cd http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4324.html nlite will also give you the option to include the video drivers then use the slipstreamed disk to do the install |
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