Intel Driver Download Problem HELP.

Hi ive bought driver agent and up to a few months ago all the drivers
were well most of them were up to date,but after the latest scan i have
been told that i have 14 drivers that are out of date.i went to the web
site followed the NOTICE,for more information and i downdloaded the
driver into the main drive C. Then it tells me to open cmd so ive done
that ,my problem starts here i type in the driver
infinst_autol_9_00_1008.exe- A ive used spaces after the dashes,as
instructed on the notice page ,and i get this in the comand box..is not
recognised as an internal or external comand, operable program or batch
file.can some one please tell me what im doing wrong ,i have contacted
the techs at driver agent they have jsut told me that im typing the
driver in wrong i hope this is enough info cheers Rob.


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bigcroc

bigcroc;881886 Wrote:
> Hi ive bought driver agent and up to a few months ago all the drivers
> were well most of them were up to date,but after the latest scan i have
> been told that i have 14 drivers that are out of date.i went to the web
> site followed the NOTICE,for more information and i downdloaded the
> driver into the main drive C. Then it tells me to open cmd so ive done
> that ,my problem starts here i type in the driver
> infinst_autol_9_00_1008.exe- A ive used spaces after the dashes,as
> instructed on the notice page ,and i get this in the comand box..is not
> recognised as an internal or external comand, operable program or batch
> file.can some one please tell me what im doing wrong ,i have contacted
> the techs at driver agent they have jsut told me that im typing the
> driver in wrong i hope this is enough info cheers Rob.

If you have the install files on the root of the C: drive then you may
want to change directories when you open up the Command Prompt. By
default the Command Prompt is assigned to C:\Users\"User Name" so you
would want to type in "cd .." (without quotes of course) until it just
reads C:\ and then try the instructions you were given.

I hope that helps!


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rcaryl

woops sorry forgot to mention i had already done that i still get the
error


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bigcroc

Ok now i have put infinst space then_ then space then autol then spac
then _ then space then 9 then 00 then space then _ then 1008 then spac
then . then space then exe then space then - then space then A i the
hit enter i get c:\users\rob> does this mean i have done it properly

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bigcroc

I've not had to install Intel drivers from the command line since either DOS
or Win 3.1! If you have an executable file for your drivers you should be
able to double click on the file and install. This has worked for me many
times...

FWIW,
Len

"bigcroc" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Hi ive bought driver agent and up to a few months ago all the drivers
> were well most of them were up to date,but after the latest scan i have
> been told that i have 14 drivers that are out of date.i went to the web
> site followed the NOTICE,for more information and i downdloaded the
> driver into the main drive C. Then it tells me to open cmd so ive done
> that ,my problem starts here i type in the driver
> infinst_autol_9_00_1008.exe- A ive used spaces after the dashes,as
> instructed on the notice page ,and i get this in the comand box..is not
> recognised as an internal or external comand, operable program or batch
> file.can some one please tell me what im doing wrong ,i have contacted
> the techs at driver agent they have jsut told me that im typing the
> driver in wrong i hope this is enough info cheers Rob.
>
>
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> bigcroc

bigcroc wrote:
>
> Hi ive bought driver agent and up to a few months ago all the drivers
> were well most of them were up to date,but after the latest scan i have

No need to go further. NEVER use a driver update program. Only download
the drivers that you need. NEVER update just because new drivers are
available.

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