re: Can I download a driver from one system and load it in another?
Saturday, December 30, 2006 at 7:36 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by dhm
(966 messages posted)
"discussed in another string above"
Let me expand on Bob Wells' "WHAT?"
According to Annoyances you've never ever posted a message before. It says "Sammy
(1 messages posted)". That includes this one. So I deduce you've changed to a new
screen name.
You've referred to the "string" (I'm going to guess you mean "thread") "above" but
did not provide a link.
You have a DSL modem but are concealing the name of it. You have a DSL service but
are concealing the name of it.
Maybe you're trying to entertain us, figuring we would all enjoy a good game of detective
mystery solving. So I'm going to guess that it was Professor Plum in the Conservatory
with the Candlestick.
Bob Wells' "WHAT?" may also refer to the "1 bit driver". I've never heard of such
a thing. If the specifications for your DSL modem say that it can be run on Win98,
then it can be.
In direct answer to your question, Yes, a driver is a file. Yes, you can copy a
file from one computer to another.
People on this forum are computer readers, not mind readers.
On Friday, December 29, 2006 at 6:33 pm, Sammy wrote:
>I have 2 computers. One is online. The other is Win98 and offline. It is offline
>because I'm unable to load the driver disk for my DSL into it because of the 1 bit
>Display driver (discussed in another string above). Can I find a better driver,
thus
>updating my monitor driver, by downloading the driver on my ONLINE PC, save it,
and
>then load it into the 98? Hmmm. Help. Thanks
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