Find driver location windows xp

 · I'm not sure what bonk's experience is with the folders posted, but I've never heard of anyone being able to copy system files and folders as a way of backing up or transferring drivers. I looked in my computer's C:\Windows\System32\drivers folder and all it has are a bunch of SYS files. There are no INF files or any of the other driver files User Interaction Count: 3. Where do I find drivers for Windows XP? Original Title:Drivers. I have Windows XP; Version Where can I go to update the Drivers on my Computer. I already went to Microsoft for Driver NVIDIA VANTA LT? This thread is locked. You can follow the question .  · Where are Printer driver files located in Win XP Pro? I mean a file path. I need to point the "Add a Printer Wizard" to them in order to install from a Win2K8R2 box. Why it is so hard to discover on the web The printer has been previoulsy installed. It is an HP printer. Thanks, L.

Press Windows + X and select Device Manager. Find the target hardware device, right-click it and select Properties. Click Driver tab in the device properties window. Click Driver Details button, and you can check the driver-related files list with the full file path. I'm not sure what bonk's experience is with the folders posted, but I've never heard of anyone being able to copy system files and folders as a way of backing up or transferring drivers. I looked in my computer's C:\Windows\System32\drivers folder and all it has are a bunch of SYS files. There are no INF files or any of the other driver files. Original Title:Drivers I have Windows XP; Version Where can I go to update the Drivers on my Computer. I already went to Microsoft for Driver NVIDIA VANTA LT?.

Put a check in the box by Include this location in the search and type A:\ for the location. Click Next. The drivers for the HP USB CD-Writer will be installed. Updating to the most current device drivers for an entire website to find a single file package can be. 5 Okt It doesn't matter if you're updating device drivers, In Windows XP, you have a few extra steps since Device Manager isn't as easily.