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Question about driver

Discussion in 'Device Drivers' started by lgcam, Apr 6, 2009.

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  1. lgcam Newcomer, in training

    hello, im lawrence. i need to copy a driver onto a floppy drive, but there isn't enough space. So, what do I do.
  2. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Use another media source. CD, DVD, Flash drive etc.

    More details about your situation would certainly illicit a detailed response.
  3. lgcam Newcomer, in training

    Driver

    Hello. Thanks for that suggestion, but I already thought of that. It won't let me do that.
  4. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor

    It won't let you???

    Don't know just what it is you're trying to copy but i'll assume it's an installed driver. Just use DriverMax to export any of the drivers you want to the media of your choice
  5. lgcam Newcomer, in training

    Driver A

    Hello. It's calling for driver :A, and it won't let me use any other driver.
  6. LookinAround TechSpot Chancellor


    Oh. You mean
    1) that your computer is requesting a driver?
    2) And it's prompting you for a driver?
    3) And the prompt is defaulting for a driver on device A: (which happens to be your floppy?)

    That means you need to 1) know what device is requesting a driver and 2) have the driver for it (whether on floppy or anywhere)

    You can still download and use DriverMax to identify your device making the request. And as long as you're running 32-bit (not 64-bit) Windows it may just find the driver for you. Try it. (here's how to check 32 vs 64 bit Windows)
  7. lgcam Newcomer, in training

    Driver :A

    Hello. Thank's for your help! I will definitely try that.
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