Install the driver under DOS. Install the motherboard driver under DoS

2. Enter DOS, switch to the partition drive letter where the driver is located, if the drive is in the E drive, enter E: (colon is required) after the C: >, press Enter, and switch to the E drive;

3. Enter cd drivers after e: >, there is a space between cd and drivers to enter the driver directory;

4. Enter the executable file installed by the driver after the e: drivers >, such as the executable file.

Another: Create a folder under DOS: Take the creation of a drivers folder on the E drive as an example, switch to the E drive, and switch to the E drive, and set up a folder in E:

Then enter md drivers Enter to create a successful decision, and enter to enter CD drivers Enter can be successful.

T42 does not need to install an optical drive driver under Windows.

You can install ThinkPad's Software Installer, which will automatically install all the drivers for you.

In addition, there are many products on the group IDC network**, which are cheap and have a good reputation.

dos.

You use the boot disc.

Just be guided.

There is no need to install a driver.

You don't need to install a driver under DOS? Please tell us the details of the purpose. and motherboard model.

Does your motherboard have a driver for a DoS system?

If there is, just execute the installation command of the driver package.

If you want to install other systems under DOS, such as XP or Windows 7 drivers, this is obviously not possible.

Don't quite understand why you're installing a drive on the DOS bottom.

Generally, the motherboard driver is installed under the XP, in order to improve the compatibility of various hardware or improve performance.

However, there is basically no compatibility problem under DOS, and all hardware is used in the most conservative way, so there is no need to install motherboard drivers under DOS.

There shouldn't be any of this

Install the driver in the DOS state, there is generally an executor in the program, can't you run it directly, such as waiting, running under DOS, I don't understand CNC machine tools, but DOS has been used in the past, for many years.

The hint is that the device was not found and the PCI sound driver was not loaded.

To add a device driver in the DOS environment, you must set up both the files and the files here.

There should also be something written in the document, you have set it up?

There should be device= (is a hardware device system file provided by your sound card driver) Landlord is there a DOS version of the driver on your installation disk?,There is no DOS file in the file you listed.,Or the next DOS version of the driver on the Internet first!

The Windows version of the driver will not be loaded even if these two files are set, and the device=, which must be a file with sys as the extension!

Landlord,It's not me who hit you.,Just now I went to the innovative ** to check.,Your sound card doesn't have a DOS driver at all!

No, it should be that the driver is not running under DOS, and the graphics card driver has to write the registry, and DOS can't write blindly.

Install the driver and install it normally! If only you could connect to the network and let the driver wizard install automatically!

The mouse will not appear in the command prompt state of DOS, and you can see it when you step on it after running the program. Correct solution.

I haven't tried to hear what the master has to say,

Just run a program.

1。Network cards are useless in DOS. So it can't be installed in DOS.

2。Install it after entering the system.

3.There is a kind of software on the Founder computer, which can be cloned without entering the system. Look for it.

You can't install the driver under win98, you have to find the corresponding driver of the graphics card win98 or win9x, and install it on the win98 platform. You can also add it to Device Manager, but you need to have the corresponding *INF file to do!

To install the graphics card driver under DOS, there is usually an install file in the search file. Installation,But the graphics card generally installed under DOS may not be used in win98! Generate up to one folder, and then also under the win98 platform, install, or call the files inside!

The driver you install in DOS may be able to use SEA tools to view pictures under DOS!

Press F8 to enter safe mode at startup and try to reinstall the driver.

There is a problem with the system disk.

Change the disc to test.