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NForce Drivers?

Stinger1

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Should I install ALL the drivers on the Nforce disk that came with my Neo2 Plat?? Or should I omit anything?
 
Install the ones you need.

Probably the ethernet ones (if you want to get them to work :p)
And the NForce Board Drivers. And the Built in Audio drivers..if you want it.

USB 2 Drivers come with XP Sp 2.

Think thats all you Really Need...
 
Install everything, then disable whatever you don't use in the Device Manager. That way it's there if you ever need it.
 
I never install anything from the manufacturer's disk ... I always download the new ones from their website ...

If you're using the onboard AC97 sound ... don't install the sound application (it sucks), just install the driver ...
 
Just install the ethernet drivers, and whatever else is absolutely necessary to get it up and onto nVidia.com. Once you're there, you can get the latest version of the driver suite, and install that at your leisure. After downlading the nForce driver-lith, remove the old drivers with Add/Remove Programs, and install the new drivers for everything, even if you later disable some of the devices. WinXP tends to piss and moan about onboard components that aren't set up with some kind of driver, and it'll just cause you headaches in the long run.
 
I agree with Primea. Always check the manufacturers website for the latest drivers. Things change quick in this industry..
 
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