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updating intell chipset drivers

Griffin87 · 2008-09-10 16:09:03

Hi all i installed vista home premium 64 last nite. i installed chipset drivers i had downloaded previosly. but today in work i have found updated version of these drivers . i usually install chipset drivers first when reinstalling a os. could you just download the latest drivers and install them over the older version. i…

10-09-2008 5:09pm

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Griffin87

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Hi all

i installed vista home premium 64 last nite. i installed chipset drivers i had downloaded previosly. but today in work i have found updated version of these drivers . i usually install chipset drivers first when reinstalling a os. could you just download the latest drivers and install them over the older version. i dont want to install vista again

BTW : this is my first install of vista and i like it so far

chipset : intell p35

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#2 10-09-2008 6:30pm

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Ahh there's always updated driver's but why bother, it's working now isn't it? To answer your question, it wouldn't hurt the pc and should handle fine. Just be sure the driver's are the correct version etc.

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