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chucktheclone Jul 29, 2004

as for buying a new computer i wish i could. however i don't have a job. i would like to upgrade to xp as well but i don't have a cd to do it. i don't have any of the cd's to install any of t...

yay Jul 30, 2004

google is your friend here. Look for manufacturing information on each PCI/ISA card (version numbers, serial numbers). Also do a search on the manufacturer of the system or motherboard. exa...

iwz Jul 30, 2004

if you don't know any of this info, you'll have to take apart the computer case and inspect each card and component to find out make/model info

yay yayOG 2004

Right, I was hoping i implied this by 'looking on each pci/isa card.'

Even if you don't know the manufacturer of the card sometimes just typing in the serial number located on it will return the needed results.

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