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September 7th, 2013 12:00

Robert1972

Yes, you can save the drivers to a USB thumb drive, for installation.

Download the drivers to the Desktop and transfer the drivers to the USB thumb drive, using the 'Send To' menu [right click the folder and select Send To] select the USB drive, that should be shown in the drop down menu.

After this is completed, you can delete the drivers listed on the desktop, if you so wish

Install the drivers in this order,

1-Desktop System Software
2-Chipset.
3-Video.
4-Network Interface Card [NIC]
5-Audio.
6-Then the rest of the drivers and applications, that's required.

After installing each driver, restart the system.
  
Note: Remember to load the Microsoft updates and the A/V definitions.  

 Driver's link                                         

http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/Product/dimension-1100

Intel Chipset Software Installation Utility, v.7.0.0.1019, A11
Analog Devices ADI 198x Integrated Audio, v.5.12.01.7000, A24
Dell Desktop System Software Utility
Intel (R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection, v.7.1.12.0, A03      
Intel Springdale G Integrated Video, v.6.14.10.4299, A07   [If you are using the integrated Video and have no discrete PCI video card installed]     

Bev.  

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September 7th, 2013 14:00

Thanks for taking the time to look everything up Bev. Im gona give it a shot. The only thing I came across is that when I went to download the video driver to the folder, it went to a error  HTTP 500 page.. Im sure after I get the drivers on the Dell and the windows updates that the driver might get picked up or I will try from the Dell computer...Thanks again..Rob

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September 7th, 2013 15:00

Robert1972

Glad to have helped and good luck.

I downloaded the Intel Springdale G Integrated Video, v.6.14.10.4299, A07 driver on to a Win 8 system and save it, without any issues.

Bev.

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