R100 wheel My R100 wheel was bought without a disk i am running xp is there anyway i can get it to work on my system? thanks. I have downloaded the free drivers from your site but its not a usb controller the computer doesnt reconise it when i plug it in?

Can you be more specific as to what driver you are looking for? I use this route to get all of my drivers just a suggestion take a peak it is free.
btjunkie.org is my resource for all of my XP drivers I answer this question a lot from folks that need drivers. If you can I suggest upgrading anyway to Win 7 they are downloaded mostly for you during the install process which makes it a lot easier these days to fix machines. Less time in any event go to that site make sure that you have U torrent a torrent file down-loader program software. Type in the search box once at the btjunkie site XP drivers you will have thousands of them to download on one disk insert the disk then go to devices seek the drivers needed to be found point the seek to your drivers disk and hopefully it can be had. I never have an issue with drivers using the software downloaded from there site. I hope this assists you. It is also for those of you who read this post to keep your driver files with your purchase when you bought the computer. If this is not the case then you will have to hunt them down.

Go to Dell Support and download (as in Save, not Run) all the drivers then burn them to a disk. Next borrow an XP disk from a friend and  reinstall with it and your key. Once the XP install is done run the driver disk. Finally install the Antivirus. 
After that you can update windows and install whatever else you want.

For Recovery Disk here's the link:

http://www.user-guides.co.uk/cddownload/Acer/AcerTravelmate/Acer-Travelmate-2490-XP-Driver-Recovery-CD-Restore-Disk-1093.html

The fact is according to this website, it's not free.

If you do not have the software, you need to download the software from one of the following locations:

Official Canon Drivers and Software

Canon USA:DRIVER & DOWNLOADS

After ending download , unplug the printer USB and run the software that you downloaded.
The software installer will tell you when to connect USB.

Please download it from:

http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/215624/tr[email protected]

Thanks

Sergio

It is possible to remove the domain login and networking setup, but you need to remove programs and cleanup/remove some registry items.
The best way to fix your problem is to wipe the hard disk and install Windows again. The Windows licence label is on the bottom of the laptop, use this product code to install Windows, you can borrow a Windows CD to do the install. Don't forget to download the device drivers from the Toshiba WEB site before you format your hard disk. You need to install your programs again as well.
If this is too hard then the easiest option is to put up with the login problem.

no its not possible to install a printer without its driver its like running a car without driver or auto driver .............. anyway you can download a copy of driver for your HP deskjet F380 printer from here

Click here to download

select your operating system then download and download a full feature link

This will help. Thanks please keep updated. please do rate the solution positively .Thank you for using Fixya

Regards
Manish

this problem bugged me for weeks!! finally figured it out today
download the sd card reader drivers from toshiba (not a 3rd party site) boot into safe mode delete all the sd card reader drivers currently installed install the downloaded driver reboot into normal mode
let the computer go about its business installing the driver, then it should work. 
cheers, thomas..

I don't know if I can be of any help here, but I purchased my Mad Dog Multimedia MEGASTOR DVD+/-RW burner a few years ago for my PoweSpec with XP Home Edition. I recently bought a new computer installed with Windows Vista Home Premium (which yes, I actually do love) and my external Mad Dog works perfectly, I didn't even have to update any drivers, it recognizes the drive everytime I plug it in (via USB). I don't need it anymore, but it's actually a better burner than the one that came with my system, which I bought new in March, although it's now discontinued. Do you have the disk for it? If so, have you tried running the disk again? What OS and processor do you have? In the event that it might be a matter of obtaining the proper driver for it to work for you, I also am a member of a great and extremely reliable site for free driver downloads. Free membership is limited to a few downloads within a certain period of time,and then you have to wait 24 hours, but other than that there is no limit so that's what I do. Just for the record, there was a period where my old XP was out of commission and I had to resort to my very old HP Pavillion that was about 10 years old, came with Windows 98SE(when that OS was brand new) and all I needed to do to make Win98 recognize the drive was download a driver and it worked just fine. LOL, that has a processor that runs at 600 megahertz, so you can imagine if my Mad Dog worked on systems like that, XP Home and now Vista Home Premium without a hitch, I was quite impressed with their products.

Try Using An updated Antivirus like Avast Free Home edition and update it via net and scan all your drives. Then try reinstalling your iPod Utility. it Should work.