Dell Latitude E6400 Driver Installation - System Does Not Meet Minimum Requirements
Feb 27, 2012
Whenever I try to install the video driver for the dell latitude e6400 off their site, i get "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software." I have just reinstalled windows, this laptop is 4-5 years old and still works though.
i recently formatted my Samsung n102 netbook. i forgot to take backup before formatting . i lost all the drivers installed and data's i saved. i just need to get the default drivers and programs which is already installed while i purchase, is there any option to get the default things....
my usb port is not working and one said that install the intel chipset software but while installing i am getting system does not meet minimum requirements
I am having a problem of installing several driver into a VM which run on Dell Latitude E4310, it prompt me, "the system doesn't meet minimum requirement to.... ", let's take display driver for this case. The driver I download from dell website.
i have installed win7 on my mgs one notebook and the vga and the network drivers are not installed. i have downloaded them and when i tried to install them, it saying that '' this computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software''. i have try my best but nothing happen. The thing is that the machine was running win7 before and it gave some error when i have compressed the system disk c. i have also the drivers cd for the machine the one that was with the machine when i bought it.
When I try to install my computer drivers it shows This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software message.My motherboard model is ASUS-P5KPL-AM.
third monitor displayed, graphic card only supports two monitors, however I need to get a third up and running. RE14842 is the driver and I get this error, coworker has the exact same drivers and hardware, only thing that is different is I had mine imaged from previous OS, coworker did not.
I installed Intel Management Engine Driver, Intel Chipset Driver, Intel USB3.0 Driver, Realtek High Definition Audio Driver but i couldn't install many other drivers like Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver, Intel Rapid Storage Technology Driver for 7x series, Intel Smart Connect Technology Driver it says "Platform Check Failed: Unsupported Hardware" or "This computer does not meet the minimum requirements for installing the software."
When in the docking station (), however I tend do have problems. I thought initially it was just related to the NIC card as it seemed to only start misbehaving under a lot of network activity and disabling the NIC and running only on wireless seemed to fix it.
Just for fun, I want to attempt to install Windows 7 on a computer that does not meet the official minimum system requirements.
Specs of this PC:
Cyrix MII @ ~300 MHz 768 MB (256 x 3) 100 MHz SDRAM (not DDR) ATI Rage 128 AGP graphics card 80 GB SATA HDD (upgraded, with PCI card for the SATA)
I put the specs of most concern in bold. As for the video card, I can upgrade that if need be. What I'm really wondering is... can the Cyrix II even process the instructions for Windows 7 (albeit extremely slowly, of course) or is its instruction set simply too old?
I have a HP Compaq CQ57 notebook that came with windows 7 starter. I installed Win 7 Ultimate but when I try to install the drivers, it say that the computer does not meet the minimum specifications. I think it is something that I have not loaded because it gives this error with every driver, even the wireless network driver
I just installed Windows 7 on my Dell Latitude D505 and my screen resolution is terrible. I'm having trouble locating the right drivers on the Dell site and to tell you the truth, I don't even know what I need.
I've tried many different beta builds of Windows 7 on my Dell Latitude D610 including and up to build 7229, but they all have the same problem. Everything works great except for the video driver that is downloaded through Windows Update. The video card driver that is downloaded through Windows Udate is the "Mobile Intel(R) 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset Family". Once the driver is installed, and the laptop restarted, everything looks great at the native 1400x1050 resolution until I click on the Start button or fire up IE8. Then the entire screen washes out I can't read anything. It's hard to explain, but basically it looks like the contrast and brightness is turned all the way up and makes the laptop unusuable. I tried downloading the drivers from Dell's website, but they are for WinXP only and I didn't have any luck installing them. I also tried going to Intel's website and looking for a Win7 beta driver for my video chipset but didn't find any.
I have a Dell D600 Lattitude laptop that was running Vista Home Prem.I usually do clean installs but I thought I would give the upgrade option from Vista to 7 a try. Anyways, the upgrade went really smooth. I realize that ATI doesnt support the 9000 series anymore. I was wondering since windows had a driver for the 9000 series for Vista, would it be possible to use that one? The only prob I am having is I cant seem to find the driver anywhere. (googled it etc...) Windows update catalog only lists XP/2000 drivers I dont think I could install the 9000 series driver in XP mode because of WDDM.
Laptop Specs:
Intel 1.6 GHZ ATI Mobility 9000 2 GB RAM Realtek onboard sound Intel onboard wireless ( really surprised this works in 7!) 120 GB HDD
When I try to set a password for new account, I always get "password does not meet the password policy requirements" error. Password Policy is disabled, of course.Prime suspect is HP ProtectTools Security Manager but I cannot remove it because uninstall throws Error 1001.My colleague has identical system (hardware + software) with the exception of not using HP ProtectTools (he probably removed it immediatelly after starting up his new system several m of this kind.