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punx1325 · 04-02-2004, 01:23 AM

My roommates pc was really messed up so I reformatted it with my "business" XP pro cd. It is a legally owned CD, and I can distribute it (among my family), but I choose to ignore that little notice. I hate using the system restore that comes with Sony's, because it inclues all the ad-ware. The pc runs fine, but when I went to install the video drivers it has problems. I installed them, but it acts like they were never installed. It just says I must restart, and restarts without the drivers. It is a sony, and I downloaded the drivers off the site, but nothing happens. My question is, should I 1) call Sony and see what's wrong. 2) install the sony system restore instead. or 3) basically you have advice to help me out. I have never had this problem with my XP version and I have installed it on other Sony's. So any help you could give me would be great!

04-02-2004, 01:23 AM	#1 (permalink)
punx1325 Junkie Location: San Diego	Reformating problems My roommates pc was really messed up so I reformatted it with my "business" XP pro cd. It is a legally owned CD, and I can distribute it (among my family), but I choose to ignore that little notice. I hate using the system restore that comes with Sony's, because it inclues all the ad-ware. The pc runs fine, but when I went to install the video drivers it has problems. I installed them, but it acts like they were never installed. It just says I must restart, and restarts without the drivers. It is a sony, and I downloaded the drivers off the site, but nothing happens. My question is, should I 1) call Sony and see what's wrong. 2) install the sony system restore instead. or 3) basically you have advice to help me out. I have never had this problem with my XP version and I have installed it on other Sony's. So any help you could give me would be great! __________________ If something seems too good to be true, then it probably is....