I realize that this question is years old, but in case another finds this posting and is looking for the .inf driver file, here is a possible answer. Microsoft's TechNet has an article on how to "Extract and Add Driver Packages". This article explains how you can take the driver .exe file, Rick_Nolson provided the link to this driver's .exe file in his question, and extract the needed .inf file from it. The article is located at:

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd759151%28v=ws.11%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396

Google's in-a-nutshell steps are as follows:

"To do this, change the file name extension from .exe to .zip. Then, use Windows Explorer to copy the files from the compressed folder. Extract the contents from the .cab file. If there is no .inf file in the driver package, but there are one or more .cabfiles, you may be able to extract the contents of the .cab files."

Hope this helps.

You can unzip the .exe archive using the freeware 7-zip. Here's how to download & extract Dell drivers:

www.top-password.com/.../download-extract-dell-drivers.html

You can find the drivers in google

@jchristopherson​  Thanks soo much this worked