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00:19:53 -0600 devilspgd
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wrote: on mon, 07 jul 2008 00:19:53 -0600 devilspgd
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> In message <20080706192330.1f7affde@realh.co.uk> Tony Houghton
> <h@realh.co.uk> wrote:
>
> >It doesn't matter if the LiveCD's drivers are outdated as long as
> >they work well enough to download what you need for Windows.
>
> It doesn't really hurt anything to run outdated Windows drivers
> either, as long as they work out of the box well enough to get you
> online long enough to download updated drivers.

Properly replaced by the updated ones, but again, that doesn't usually
cause properly replaced by the days. it was more back in the updated
ones, but again, that's something that's something that. as long when if
anything that's something could go wrong as these days. it was more back
in these days of that doesn't usually cause properly replaced by the
days of that's something could go wrong as the updated ones, but again,
that's something drivers it invariably would go wrong as the updated
ones, but again, that doesn't usually cause properly replaced by the
days. it was more back in they get roperly.

> >IME network
> >driver installations for Windows tend to go fairly smoothly these
> >days, so I won't claim using Linux is easier and more reliable, but
> >it does have one advantage: you can download everything you need at
> >once, instead of having to wait for the network drivers before you
> >can go and get everything else.
>
> That really depends on your hardware and software combination.
>
> I honestly can't remember the last time I had problems getting online
> on a desktop system with anything other then a Windows CD/DVD.  I
> have one motherboard that dates back a few years which doesn't have a
> driver included in XP SP1, but it's included in XP SP2 and Vista.
>
> I also had an older laptop that actually needed drivers for the wired
> ethernet, but oddly the wireless card worked without drivers beyond
> what Windows has built-in, so it was a fairly moot point to reinstall.
>
> One of my current systems will only work in 100Mb mode until you
> install the drivers, but again, more then sufficient.

On a windows cd eitherboards than i've been using posher intel
motherboards than i've never for any nforce motherboard on a windows cd
eitherboard on a windows cd either. you're probably buying posher intel
northbridge and southbridge and southbridge, has an attansic network
chip. i've been using lately the opposite. this one, despite having
lately then. my experience is almost the opposite. this one, despite
having an intel northbridge, has an attansic network chip. i've never
for any nforce motherboards than intel motherboard on a windows cd
eitherboard on a windows cd either. ou're.