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  • Installing XP Pro on HP Pavilion Desktop

    If the hard drive has been reformatted and Windows XP Pro is being installed on an HP Pavilion Desktop, how important is it to get the drivers from the HP restart disks? Or can XP be installed on the HP Pavilion Desktop properly if the HP restart disks are not available? Can the drivers be downloaded from sources on the internet?

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    Re: Installing XP Pro on HP Pavilion Desktop

    1. Usually all PC drivers are downloadable from each manufactures site. However, you need to know which drivers to install and how to.

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      Re: Installing XP Pro on HP Pavilion Desktop

      The drivers are crucial. Depending on your system, if you don't have the correct drivers installed, your sound won't work, you will only have basic video function, internet may not work, any possibly even more issues.

      You can do to HP's website and enter the system type (ie. Pavilion 760c), or whatever type it is, and it should give you a list of the drivers.

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