just_two_01: My computer says “search for driver” when I turn it on. Will not boot up. Help?
The “search for new hardware” comes up & then “select driver”. I didn’t add anything… worked fine yesterday.
I am using a different computer to post this question. The computer with problems is a Gateway desk top. I am running Windows ME. I tried using the driver CD that came with the comp, but that didn’t work. It doesn’t say which driver it is trying to install. I am the only one who uses it, so I know that nothing was installed. Thanks for the answers so far!
And there is no floppy in the drive.
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Answer by themancoat
Is there a floppy disk in the floppy drive
boot it up in safe mode and go to control panel -> system- device manager ->hardware
and check if there is any thing conflict.
remove it and reboot normally
Answer by mommadilloIf you have CDs that came with your computer, try putting them in one at a time and see if the search finds what it needs. If that doesn’t work, you’ll need to contact the maker of your computer or take it to a shop.Answer by diogenese19348
That is usually a video driver problem. It may have gotten corrupted or deleted. Start it up in Safe Mode (F8) and change the setting over to standard VGA. If it boots at that point, you will need to download a new copy of your video driver for your card.
-Dio
Answer by Archer ChristiforiDid someone else have something on their, even temporarily?
It thinks a new device has been added, so you need to find out whats been happening on your pc.Answer by chevyluvrchick
so how are you on line then? lap top?Answer by cuite1
you dont say what computer you have or what windows system you use you dont say what driver windows is trying to installAnswer by sourabh7257
check power supply of ur HDD
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