Hp Dv9700 Vista Full True Model

The first shot is the main Unknown Devices window; the second shot is what youll see when you right click on a device and select Device Details.

Heres the hardware I still need drivers for: nVidia MCP67M video nVidia nForce Network Conexant HD SmartAudio 221 After lots of searching, I have the Atheros AR5007 WLAN driver.

I was able to find a whole bunch of drivers that might work for the video, but instead of linking you to half a dozen different drivers, it would REALLY save some time if you could either attach an Everest report or an Unknown Devices report.

Unknown Devices is really easy to use; to save a report after you run it, just click File and it offers to Save List or something similar.

DO NOT POST THE REPORTS IN LINE Doing so will make your post really long and less likely to be read, so attach it instead.

Upload the report as an attachment Everest: When Everest is done scanning, click Report at the top of the Everest window, click next to get to Report Profile, select Hardware related pages, click next, select Plain Text, click Finish.

Save it where you want to.

I would use Desktop.) Click Go Advanced in the MG reply box, scroll down a little way until you see Manage Attachments, click it, browse to your file, click Upload, and close the window.

If in doubt, attach both reports (well go for the network drivers after we get the reports).

I downloaded it and ran a report - it mentions 2 Atheros wifi entries, probably because I found a slightly different Atheros driver that made the wifi work.

According to the Everest report, your video drivers are already installed.

Hp Dv9700 Vista Full True Model

If you can look on the bottom of the laptop and find a small white sticker; it will have the full true model number.

It will probably show dv9700 and then a couple lines below that will be the actual model number; something like dv9724us (for example).

Additionally, a report from Unknown Devices would be helpful too.

It only shows the hardware that does not have any drivers installed which is very helpful.

But it may have your XP product key included in the report so be sure to edit that out (you dont want to share your key with the web world).

In the meantime, Ill do some more research and Ill see what I can find.

I have to leave right now, but Ill post the other report in a couple hours when I get back.

I knew I had installed a video driver that seemed to work, but wanted to know if there was a better one for the hardware.

Thanks.

I attached a screen shot below from Unknown Devices with some info that you should add to the report it will generate.

When you run it, click List at the top and one of the choices will be to Save list to file.

DO that and youll have a.txt file called Devices in your My Documents folder.

Then use the info in the screen shot below to add some stuff to the report.

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