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IF you haven't called Dell directly, given your service tag to them, and ask them where to get it, I would try that. &nbsp;IF you have already tried that, and they've told you that the video card doesn't have XP drivers made for it, its probably true. &nbsp;I haven't heard of it with an actual video card, &quot;card&quot; being the key word, its usually very difficult for the motherboard intergrated video device or port, but if its not a major brand vid card, it wouldn't surprise me too much if it was a Vista specific device.<br />
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I would as a first step, call or write to them. &nbsp;If they tell you that there is no XP driver for it, at least you will have your answer. &nbsp;Even if its a bad answer.
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If it's a discrete video card, it can only be an AMD/ATI or nVidia (Matrox is the third, but Dell doesn't package their desktops with them). &nbsp;Intel doesn't make separate video cards, so open it up and look at the video card, then download the latest Catalyst driver if it is AMD/ATI, or download the latest Geforce driver if it is an nVidia.
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According to this <a href="http://en.community.dell.com/forums/t/19247406.aspx" rel="ugc">http://en.community.dell.c<wbr />om/forums/<wbr />t/19247406<wbr />.aspx</a>, it's an nVidia Geforce 9800GT, so go to <a href="http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_182.06_whql.html" rel="ugc">http://www.nvidia.com/obje<wbr />ct/winxp_1<wbr />82.06_whql<wbr />.html</a> and download it.<a href="http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_182.06_whql.html" rel="ugc"><br />
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If it says the computer doesnt meet the minimum requirements it might mean that you need to install XP service pack 2 or 3 or update the windows installer.
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A company that I work with recently purchased a Dell Studio Desktop 540 (Dell Tag#: BSGXQH1) from Best Buy which came with Windows Vista Home Premium. The company had me reinstall it with XP and I went through the usual driver hunt routine. Dell's website only has Vista drivers and I am unable to install these in XP. According to the website for this model, Dell lists two video drivers for Vista: an AMD and an Intel. I am assuming it uses the Intel one (Intel Q43/Q45/G43/G45 (Eaglelake) Graphics Controller) since the PC has the &quot;Intel Inside&quot; sticker on it. I have also tried downloading the driver from Intel's website but when I try installing it, I get an error: &quot;This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software&quot;. Anyone know where I get an XP compatible version of this driver? This isn't a motherboard-integrated video card. Its a separate card in a slot. Thanks.
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A company that I work with recently purchased a Dell Studio Desktop 540 (Dell Tag#: BSGXQH1) from Best Buy which came with Windows Vista Home Premium. The company had me reinstall it with XP and I went through the usual driver hunt routine. Dell's website only has Vista drivers and I am unable to install these in XP. According to the website for this model, Dell lists two video drivers for Vista: an AMD and an Intel. I am assuming it uses the Intel one (Intel Q43/Q45/G43/G45 (Eaglelake) Graphics Controller) since the PC has the "Intel Inside" sticker on it. I have also tried downloading the driver from Intel's website but when I try installing it, I get an error: "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software". Anyone know where I get an XP compatible version of this driver? This isn't a motherboard-integrated video card. Its a separate card in a slot. Thanks.

Trying to find an XP driver for this video card

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