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Can anyone do a flowchart on how to Obtain And Install Drivers for Hardware Devices on a Microsoft Windows 2000-based Computer?

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Here are the steps on how to install Drivers for Hardware Devices on a Microsoft Windows 2000-based Computer:

1.Running the Setup. Device drivers are automatically installed for all detected devices during installation of Windows 2000 system on the server computer Starting the computer.

2.Whenever the server is started, new devices are detected and their device drivers are automatically installed

Scanning for new hardware.

3. Add/Remove Hardware Wizard can be used to perform the hardware-detection process and desired device driver installation

Manual installation.

4. You can use the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard to specify the device you want to install, or you can right-click the .INF file that comes with the driver and choose Install.

Another proper Way:

1. Start Device manager by typing 'Devmgmt.msc' in the Run dialog box.

2. Right-click the desired device and select Properties.

3. Click the Resources tab on the Properties dialog box.

4. Click the resource to be changed and then clear the "Use automatic settings" checkbox.

5. Click Change Setting and then change the value of the setting to the desired value.

•However best thing to do is to let Plug and Play resolve conflicts whenever possible.

Changing the driver source location

While adding a device to your system, Windows 2000 provides a driver, which gets installed from the Driver.cab file in the systemroot\DriverCache\I386 folder. Tthis file is approximately 50 MB. If the driver cannot be found in Driver.cab, Windows 2000 will prompt you for the location of the driver.

It's a good idea to keep this file at a central location so that all clients install drivers from a consistent central source. To change the source path in the Registry and delete the local copy of Driver.cab, simply update the data for the "SourcePath" value in his key in the Registry:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup

This will also save space on the hard disk of client computers.

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