I look driver for my Pc media center M7000 product M7682fr system number RF893AA All the usb output doesn't work as well assome components controleur ethernet/Nici 1394/..; can you help me please, i tried to download the drivers from the HP site but there haven't because my Pc dates from 2006 +10 years
Shorter answer, ? 2005 PC , XP day 1 new, is it XP now?
NO OS told, you want to run, no clues. XP?
1-HP ended support. long ago ,hp.com see they did. ALL GONE.!
2-MS PnP plug and play , may work but not OS told at all. how sad.
3-GOOGLING this for a fact will get your PC infected, for sure
if running XP to W7, not told.
so lets focus only on 2 bad things
NIC Ethernet that makes #2 above dead.
this PC is a relic, and but I will lockup the NIC for you.
what is actually there, (HP, hates true specs but I can do it)
french PC , I'm USA so might get this wrong, ours can be different.
can I presume PC is not dead and runs XP?
what must be does is get the driver on a 2PC (nic) move it to the M7000
to get the driver, it must match the PC and the OS. fully.
lets discover what nic chip is there now. (not wifi, I refuse wifi)
it is the
oops 965 has no NIC that means it has ethernet card.
or has other chip Ethernet there, dedicated
and is HP secret this, not in the spec.
that leaves 2 choices, add one or find the ID's in device manger.
NO OS TOLD I give up.
xp has no support now, so adding new NC card will fail
but and old XP nic card will work if running virus magnet XP.
in device manager, in page control panel. do this
click on NIC and right click properties.
these magic PnP codes,(5) tells what NIC is really there
with the code we can you all operating systems support this chip
XP yes, w10- mostly not. 2005 is 16 years ago but I'd have to look.
Hi
find link for HP
https://support.hp.com/lv-en/document/c00503720
is not there, MEH
we hope you do not get infected as 99% do
when HP ends (oem) support and did.
if you google driver ,bingo , infected you be.
now.
it's like the 1974 gas shortage,
and now you must walk,
and get mugged, dig that?
"goggle drivers" = a fully unsafe act. run !
OP the most simple cure is money
buy a USB Ethernet NIC card (modern)
plug it in and use that. bingo PNP works
w7 up, not vista or XP << avoid like Plague
THE MOST SAD PART OF ALL OP, NO OS TOLD AT ALL BY YOU, LOADED ON THIS RELIC PC.
NONE ,ZERO , ZIP
THAT MEANS
FIND A USB DONGLE ETHERNET , OR PCI-E ETHERNET CARD THAT MATCHES YOUR UNSTATED OS.
MATCHES.
then when the internet works wired.
we can find the others dead. or add more dongles etc. FORGET FIREWIRE.
2005 is old
and many chips useD then are zero support now.
common to fail are
sound DEAD/
NIC ETHERNET, or VAST wifi cards.
USB ports dead. some or all.
GPU IN LIMP MODE (MS emergency driver but lame)
dead chipD infamous are
SIS, VIA, and Nforce, RIP avoid.
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