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• HP envy 14-2090eo: in what order should drivers installed better when you do the clean install

  Hi HP experts...

  I want to do a clean install of my Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit, and I've always used my recovery disks when it was necessary to format and subsequently updated all the drivers in the support section and drivers HP, but it is a slow process, and I'm not even in what order I should update drivers when it that way or the other , and often a message jumped ud saying ' the driver is not properly installed - try again or the driver is installed correctly. But as mentioned, I want to do a clean install with my Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit disk and would like some experts advise on order in which drivers must be installed. Can anyone help?

  Best regards hpenvy1

  Hello:

  The order generally recognized installation of the driver is:

  1 install the chipset driver and restart.

  2. install the graphics driver and restart.

  3. install the audio driver and restarted.

  4 install the ethernet driver.

  5. install the wireless driver.

  Then you can install a driver you want.

  I also do a practice to update to the latest service pack before installing the drivers, if any.

• Please help to choose the order of drivers when I get the "Display Driver Stopped Responding and has recovered" message

  Running: Win7 - XPS 8100 8 GB - 64 bit OS

  Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 5450

  Serial number ADMIN NOTE: maintain the label removed by privacy policy >

  Hello

  Recently I get this message as the computer freezes momentarily and then recovers.

  "Display driver AMD driver stopped responding and has successfully recovered."

  I checked the support for Dell drivers and received conflicting results.

  When I checked with the help of system analysis, it gave me a list of the 54 system-wide updates. How could it be possible?

  When you use the label of my service, I got the following result:

  ADMIN NOTE: maintain the label removed by privacy policy >

  Don't you think that's what I use, and if yes, can you tell me who I should first put to date? Finally, what I have to uninstall the old drivers and update via the Device Manager?

  Thanks in advance for your help,

  Jane

  54 updates is not necessary. You should only update a driver to correct a specific problem. You don't need to remove the video card driver before installing a newer version.

  * Go here
  * Click on download
  * The file should save on your windows desktop
  * Double-click the file
  Follow the instructions

• Satellite A300 - order of installation of drivers for Windows 7

  I installed Windows 7 ultimate on my laptop Satellite A300 - 1 5. I downloaded all the drivers for Windows 7 and I have a backup drivers in Windows Vista. * You can tell me please what order of drivers should I install? * (windows now works perfectly)

  Here is the list of the drivers that I have don responsible for Win 7:

  1. ATI display
  2. Bluetooth stack
  3 sound drivers.
  4 ConfigFree
  5 registry patch.
  6. its driver.
  7. hardware Setup.
  8. utility chipset.
  9. Robson package... (I don't know what the hell is this..)
  10 value Added Package.

  * What is playing on my list? * Oh, * I don't know what (Firmware) should I choose *, and * I couldn't take a driver for Windows 7 for my Wireless LAN *. There is no one for Windows 7 (Intel PRO wireless 3945ABG Network Connection), even if I am able to connect to internet (writing this post from my Windows 7 laptop)!

  > Can U tell me please what order of drivers should I install? (windows now works perfectly

  There is no special installation order.
  But I recommend that you install current drivers first.
  I mean the driver audio, Chipset, ATI display driver or Bluetooth stack utilities.

  After following with value-added package etc.

  The Wlan card driver can be downloaded here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/WLAN/

  See you soon

• Order of installation of drivers for Satellite Pro 4600 / Windows 2000

  Does anyone have the installation order of drivers for Satellite Pro 4600 (Windows 2000)? I already found the site to download the drivers ([http://de.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=DE]), but I don't know in which order should I install them.

  Welcome,

  Floyd

  Hello

  There are not many drivers and utilities, so I recommend starting with Chip Set Utility, Display Driver, Driver Sound, infrared Driver, LAN Driver, Wireless Lan Driver, mouse driver.
  Then follow with common modules and energy-saving, etc.

  Good bye

• Portege M300 installation order

  Does anyone have the installation order of drivers for Portege M300?
  I am trying to install a new HD on my own and can't find my recovery CD
  I have a copy of my windows XP PRO cd and downloaded all the drivers on the Toshiba site, but need to know the order in which to install them.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Concerning

  Nicos

  HI Nicos,

  If you go to the download section of the Toshiba web site and enter you Details of the laptop model then put the words in ORDER of INSTALLATION in the "Keywords" field and press search, you will find a zip file available for download with the installation order complete listed.

  HTH

• Satellite A300-211 - what is Win 7 driver installation order

  Hello!

  I have a Toshiba satellite a300 211 model (PSAGCE).
  I want to do a clean install of Windows 7 Ultimate (32 bit) and I wanted to ask if there is a * installation order * for drivers for laptop (which goes first, second etc) after the Installation of Windows.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  There is no special Mount for Win 7 command.
  You simply start with the common drivers such as graphics card, LAN, WLan, touchpad etc.
  Then, you must install the utilities and first of all, you should start by VAP (value added package)

  Cheers mate

• Drivers, when, what are those who first

  During an upgrade to windows windows 8.1 8, that it appears from questions, as updating the drivers is essential.

  so the question is:

  Install the drivers updated after the upgrade, correct?

  All the drivers, firmware or other updates that are expected to return before the upgrade?

  is there a specific order, the drivers must be installed?

  First, try the Windows updates before installing Windows 8.1.

  Then Firmware upgrades if available

  Then Windows update 8.1

  Updates then pilot and other updates.

• Re: Satellite Pro A40 - connection to the local network

  Hello

  My names Andy and not bieng a total beginner computer, I tried to install all the drivers for my laptop model a SPA40 old fathers PSA45E-001VM-EN. (European model I think) everything looks ok, except that I can't get the ETHERNET driver.

  When I go into the Device Manager there is NO controller network displayed in the list and there is a yellow exclamation mark against two controllers ethernet ib the OTHER DEVICES tab looking here, I downloaded the atheros wlan xp file - 7704062.zip, broadcom wlan xp - installed 5604835.ziplan20070912134727.zip and nothing changes, we used to be able to go on the net and with the wifi card in the pci slot wireless go so I know its capable I think it's just the order of drivers and the drivers themselves,

  Then someone can point me in the right direction before as I have send myself crazy with this...

  You can

  regards and thanks in advance

  Andy

  Hey,.

  The drivers that you downloaded are WLAN Card and has nothing to do with the connection to the local network (Ethernet) normal

  I think you should check the Web from Toshiba site to download the latest LAN driver. You can find the drivers for Satellite Pro A40 in * archives *.
  ttp://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp h

• Satellite C50D-A-13R and WIn7 - problem of USB 3.0

  Hello, can pls somebody help me on this:

  I expelled Win 8.1 portable a.m.. and installed Win 7 Home Premium SP1 instead.
  Everything went smoothly so far, but the USB 3.0 driver:
  It is always marked with exclamation in the devicemanager.
  I had downloaded all THE 34 drivers/utilities for Win7 and installed them, of course, the USB3-pilot data, too.
  but still, this tenacious thing...
  Can anyone advice on this?

  BTW: is there a certain sequence/order these drivers/utilities need to be installed?
  And if so, why are there no clue on the download page?
  And another thing: for some devices are two different drivers being given, how do I know which is the correct?
  And finally: How can I disable the touchpad?

  Thank you very much in advance for your help...
  IsNis

  > is there a certain sequence/order these drivers/utilities need to be installed?
  This installation order is present to win 8.1 and you will find on the page of the driver Toshiba UE (installation instructions)
  It seems that these setup instructions for Win 7 are not available.

  > And another thing: for some devices are two different drivers being given, how do I know which is the correct?
  Check the device that is present in your model of laptop.
  How to do? The procedure is described here:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/Ann.jspa?annID=78

  > And last not least: How can I disable the touchpad?
  You must install the driver of pad touch (Alcor and Synaptics)
  Then, you can use the Fn + F5 function key to enable or disable the touchpad.
  You can also disable the touchpad go to Panel of-> mouse-> device pointing (or Advanced tab). In the settings (or properties), you will find the touchpad options and also the ability to disable the pointing device internal.

  Regarding USB 3.0
  Laptop Satellite PSCGWE C50D-A-13R supports the AMD chipset. As a result, AMD USB 3.0 driver must be installed.
  Next to the installation of the AMD USB 3.0 driver, the AMD/ATI display driver should be installed since such driver contains also the AMD chipset driver files.

• HP Probook s 4540: fingerprint reader does not

  Hello

  Problem: fingerprint - Windows journal reader under does not have the ability to connect via the fingerprint reader.

  Overview: after installing the drivers of the fingerprint on the HP site and thanks to the HP protection tools to register successfully to fingerprints, I tried to log in via this method, but the Windows Connect screen does not display this option. Device Manager correctly identifies and shows the fingerprint sensor - however, the Control Panel does no detection of biometric devices.

  I really need help with this problem. Details of what steps I took trying to make the scanner work are given below.

  Specs:

  1) 4540 probook s

  (2) Windows 7 64 bit

  (3) i5 - 3210 m, 1 GB Hd 7650 m, 4 GB at 1333 Mhz, 750 GB 5400 RPM, VFS 491 fingerprint reader.

  Details of the problem and the steps of my work to install the drivers:

  After a new installation of Windows 7, I went on the site of HP driver to download the latest drivers for Probook s 4540:

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=5229457&...

  I installed the drivers in roughly in this order:

  drivers ethernet controller 1) realtek.

  drivers audio 2),

  (3) the chipset and USB 3.0 drivers (but not the Intel MEI driver)

  (4) Intel video driver: a problem such that the pilots were not allowed to install. After you disable switchable graphics in the bios, I was able to get these drivers to install.

  (5) AMD video drivers: installed after graphic driver intel HD - installed but Catalyst Control Center was not displayed. Then I reactivated switchable graphics in the BIOS, re-installed these drivers and CCC was now available.

  (6) support for HP keyboard shortcut

  (7) HP Universal camera driver

  (8) fingerprint sensor fingerprint validity

  (9) Synaptics Touchpad driver

  (10) Atheros wifi & bluetooth

  (11) Jmicron card reader

  After driver installation, I installed the HP protection tools. According to request a reboot of the PC, which I did-, he asked for the setting up security etc... Part of this pocess was the registration of fingerprints - successful. However, log off / restart of windows, an option to connect with the fingerprint reader does not appear in the Windows login screen.

  I open the control panel and found there wasn't that no biometric device only tab, even if the Device Manager showed biometric sensor, device and validity (VFS 491). I then uninstall HP protect tools and driver validity sensor fingerprint, and made sure that these services are running:

  -Credential Manager

  -Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

  DCOM Server process Launcher-

  RPC end point mapper-

  -Windows Biometric Service

  Plug-and-Play

  Then as suggested in another post on the forum, I installed first of all this:http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp55001-55500/sp55109.exe , then the drivers of the validity of 4540 s drivers page, then HP protection tools.

  After the reboot HP protect tools as before to register my fingerprints, but still no windows login prompt came to connect with fingerprints. However, a change after installtion of http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp55001-55500/sp55109.exe that has been in Control Panel it is now a tab for biometric devices. However, it is said that windows did not find it all installed biometric devices. A picture is attached showing the Device Manager and Control Panel!

  Please HP offer a solution. Thank you!

  

  OK problem solved. I don't know if it is related to the HP windows 7 system essential updates driver installation and Intel MEI or not - but I install these.

  What has really worked probably was it - > install the drivers of fingerprint and then the HP protection tools. Once rebooted, open HP tools protect, then return to the administration in the lower right corner-> the administration Console-> increase of security system-> tick windows login security and your done. Now, you will be able to connect through fingerprints registered.

• No wireless connection in network connections

  I did a clean install of Windows XP.  I ran all the updates.  There is no wireless connection in my network connections.  I looked on the microsoft website without success for a download of this connection.  How can I get it so I can use my wireless to my router.  I have a Linksys WPC54G and use a Dell Inspiron 8600.  XP Service Pack 3 is installed.

  If you did a clean install of Windows (as opposed to 'restore to factory conditions'), you must reinstall all the drivers for your hardware.  Windows XP includes some basic drivers, that's why you are able to start Windows, but you need the drivers for your specific hardware.

  Go to http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19?c=us&l=en&s=dhs and enter your Dell Service's number.

  You need access to a page similar to THIS PAGE , but reduced to account for the equipment in your particular computer.  See these help pages:
  How to download and install drivers in the correct order
  Help drivers

• T60 RANDOMLY does not connect to the internet when you start

  One fine day this machine just stopped to connect to the Internet, either wired or wireless. I think it was a windows XP update that caused the problem

  Made it work again by loading the updated drivers:

  1.60 power management

  HotKey features - forget press release #, but he was later

  Login to 5.62

  Where possible I have uninstalled these files before installing the new versions

  Reinstalled the NIC drivers, noting that the most recent driver wireless is a not supports the network card in my T60 and decommissioning accordingly by the .txt file that accompanied the latest version

  Everything works, sort of.

  But if I stop and then perform a boot cold it does not connect (wired or wireless). When this happens, you know because at startup login manager tells me it could not connect. If I do a reboot it will connect (99% of the time).

  I can close the lid and go in standby mode (hibernation is disabled) and when he returns he will connect (if it linked before)

  And then sometimes even on a reboot it connects, but a subsequent reboot seems to work

  Any ideas?

  (1) what the order the drivers are loaded, and how I change that

  (2) could be a sign that the battery needs to be replaced?

  3) ??????

  Carlos

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  Carlos, if this really solves your problem, please click the "accept as Solution" at the bottom of your message.

  Thanks for finding this!

• Cannot install driver Dell 926 AIO on Win XP

  I have a mint-fresh Win XP SP 3 on my PC. All available Win updates downloaded and installed.

  Printer Dell is #2 in my list to be installed (#1 was Adobe Reader), that is, I do not expect without conflicts.

  I downloaded and unpacked R146832.exe,

  It does not automatically

  When I run the SETUP file, it comes through 3 windows and stalls on the 4th,

  Here's what it looks like

  Connect your printer

  In order to continue the installation, your printer must be connected using the USB cable.

  Connect all the cables to your printer, and then turn on the power.

  Note: installation will not continue until you connect the USB cable to the printer and your computer.

  Back next cancel

  
  This window gives the same message, no matter if the printer is connected to the computer or is not.

  
  I have 4 ports USB (2 front, 2 back), and I tried each one,

  those on the front I use several times a day (USB key, Kodak camera, camcorder JVC).

  those in the back are used by external hard drive and printer Canon,

  that is all the USB ports are good.

  To exclude a mechanical problem, I tried the Canon printer USB cable (a lot of work).

  I also tried to run this CONFIGURATION file via the Windows Start menu.

  In all cases, the NEXT button remains inactive, and Setup stops.

  GButch,

  Fresh installation, was it a Dell computer? If so, have you installed the drivers in the correct order? How to download and install drivers in the correct order Software drivers and chipset first Dell system or in the rest of the drivers will not install.

  First run delete print jobs to remove stuck print Job (s) of the queue, and then restart the computer.

  Try to read the instructions on...

  Reference Dell 926 Photo all-in-One Printer owners thread (W7)

  don't forget the programs anti-virus and firewall will block communications.

  Rick

• Aurora - Council MIO in brick?

  Recently did a BIOS update to A11, and DELL-Chris M could talk me through a few problems of memory, stick, thanks.  Shortly after my only installed HARD drive died.  Upgrading to an SSD and an additional memory while I was home.  Fresh installation of Windows 7, following an order of drivers I found out Alienware Arena forum I think.  Hadn't gotten deep into Tesla1856 positions again, stupid me.

  Problem - at one point that my MIO card seems to have stopped working.  After reading many, many jobs Tesla1856 (very useful, thanks for all the efforts you have put in) I think I might have bricked it by installing the command center off my disk resource (to February 2010) and then upgrade to the current CC 2.8.9.  Probably should have shocked the MIO before the new installation of W7, but had not yet seen the advice of Tesla.

  Current state of computer - well boots, fan works very hard all the time.  CC opens but all time and fan speed see the zero.  I tried the power resets and the withdrawal and replacement of the MIO USB connector.  MIO has an orange light, but he died immediately after stopping, I remember holding the light for a while when I was doing all the memory, bios troubleshooting.   BIOS seems to be unable to locate the MIO card.

  Tried using the 32-bit diagnostics Alienware my resource drive, but he does not see MIO or lights or anything either.

  1 - use the 32 bit my correct resource drive diagnostics?  I don't think that I have a partition more since I did a clean install on new hard drive.

  2 - the only 'unknown' device in my device manager is a USB of something.  I only have my monitor, keyboard, and mouse connected, I suspect that the unknown is the jury MIO on USB1.  its okay?  And only CC provides drivers so if uninstalling/reinstalling CC does not do the trick, no luck?

  3 - I tried the troubleshooting that I could find in favorites of Tesla185h, at least what I understood and could have access to all.   removal and replacement of the USB of the MIO card are "reset"?

  4 - my main question is, making another fees would install Windows 7 and this time having the unplugged MIO and goes directly to the last CC rather than to install one off my original disc of resources likely to help?  or I'm probably looking for a jury of bricks MIO?

  5 - Finally, resembles a MIO Board is ~ $100 new dell or $30 used from various online sources, anyone have experience?

  After almost bricking my motherboard do the update of the bios, find 2 bad slots for memory cards (using 4 now vice 6), with a matrix of hard drive completely, all within ten days; I'm a little wary to enter for yet another party, there again, not sure I want to go through the hassle of reinstalling the MIO card to have an opportunity an of again soon.

  And frankly, I think I'm ready to spend $30 or 100 just to avoid having to do a fresh install of Windows.  I think that there are 250 or so various updates between W7, office, etc.

  At least my computer works now starts, Bios A11 works; but with fans all running all the time, is not a long-term solution, of course.

  I'm really trying to understand if there is no operation troubleshooting more to do before ordering a replacement MIO card.

  Thank you for advice or assistance.

  firstthird

  0 - tried to use the 32-bit diagnostics Alienware my resource drive, but he does not see MIO or lights or anything either.

  1 - use the 32 bit my correct resource drive diagnostics?  I don't think that I have a partition more since I did a clean install on new hard drive.

  2 - the only 'unknown' device in my device manager is a USB of something.  I only have my monitor, keyboard, and mouse connected, I suspect that the unknown is the jury MIO on USB1.  its okay?  And only CC provides drivers so if uninstalling/reinstalling CC does not do the trick, no luck?

  3 - I tried the troubleshooting that I could find in favorites of Tesla185h, at least what I understood and could have access to all.   removal and replacement of the USB of the MIO card are "reset"?

  4 - my main question is, making another fees would install Windows 7 and this time having the unplugged MIO and goes directly to the last CC rather than to install one off my original disc of resources likely to help?  or I'm probably looking for a jury of bricks MIO?

  5 - Finally, resembles a MIO Board is ~ $100 new dell or $30 used from various online sources, anyone have experience?

  6. after almost bricking my motherboard do the update of the bios, find 2 bad slots for memory cards (using 4 now vice 6), with a matrix of hard drive completely, all within ten days; I'm a little wary to enter for yet another party, there again, not sure I want to go through the hassle of reinstalling the MIO card to have an opportunity an of again soon.

  You have an Aurora aka Aurora R1 (x 58 chipset)

  0 - this is bad. It should work.

  http://en.community.Dell.com/Owners-Club/Alienware/f/3746/t/19454040.aspx

  1 - Yes, but the download-able version may be newer

  2. it's bad (I think the MIOs bricks look this way)

  3. No, do not reset. It prevents Windows to do it's hardware initial detection on this subject.

  4 - if detected in diagnostic (outside of Windows) equipment, sometimes the second Clean-Install work correctly. Weird, but true.

  5 - parts are always a gamble. Vendors claim that everything works fine. Sometimes Yes, sometimes no.

  6 - another bet on this system. I would have stayed on the A09.