Yes I'm a noob I know.
Still I've forgotten the right way to do this, and I'm about to do a reinstall of my system because SP3 sucks and steals 45% of my CPU power for no apparent reason.
Should I install the driver when prompted the first time or should I decline the prompted option and do it how again?
Sorry for asking about this...
Thomas
How to install the scope driver to avoid "found new HW"
Re: How to install the scope driver to avoid "found new HW"
sure, install the driver when you get the "found new hardware" window. you can always browse to the driver/win2k-xp folder in the install files and specify the location of the driver, or windows should find it on it's own.
Re: How to install the scope driver to avoid "found new HW"
OK - Thanks Gary!
I remembered that something funky was going to happen if you did this the wrong way.
I remembered that something funky was going to happen if you did this the wrong way.
Re: How to install the scope driver to avoid "found new HW"
It will work any way. 

Re: How to install the scope driver to avoid "found new HW"
It will work yes, but if you do it the "wrong" way you will be prompted that the system has found new hardware each time you reboot. This is what I'm trying to avoid 

Re: How to install the scope driver to avoid "found new HW"
nope - I'm pretty sure I did this the wrong way on my current installation and I'm being prompted on every single reboot.