j'arrive a installer le pilote sur mon dell c610

et bah super !
Mais sinon y a une question et c'était juste pour nou sle dire ?

en fait j'ai oublier d'ecrire "pas", donc c'est que je n'ai pas pu installe mon pilot, un message me disant: un probleme est survenu lors de l'installation ,que faire ?

ah oki !
Heu les driver tu les as pris ou ?
Sur le site officiel ou sur un cd fourni ?

OUI VRAIMENT IL Y'A UNE QUESTION

j'ai les telecharger sur le site de del.com.

quel pilote ?
 
c'est vraiment vague comme question là...

comment faut il faire

le pilote d'origine de ma carte est : 3com 3c920,
et comme je l'ai pas retrouve, j'ai essaye d'installer celui -ci: 3com 3c905-tx et lors de l'installation un message d'erreurs au debut etait: windows ne peut pas signe ce pilote  
et en insistant avec d'autre de meme modele, un autre message d'erreur: probleme lors de l'installation, ainsi ma carte n'a plus de pilot, est ce ma carte qui est deffectueuse ou autre chose?

 
 
 
 
 
mon dell c 610 a les caracteristiques suivantes:
System Summary  
 
Service Tag: 4F264  
System Type: OptiPlex XL 5___  
Ship Date: 1/20/1995  
Dell IBU: Americas  
 
 
 
Quantity Parts # Part Description  
 
001 04474 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, P54C, B5, FLOATING POINT UNIT, 75MHZ, PGA296  
001 74966 PRINTED WIRING ASSY, RISER, 3 SLT, 1PCI/3ISA, P54C  
001 76979 SUBASSEMBLY, LOW PROFILE CHASSIS, PLASTIC, 3.0  
001 78536 PRINTED WIRING ASSY, PLANAR (MOTHERBOARD), P54C, TIN  
001 78727 PRINTED WIRING ASSY, CACHE RSR, 5V, 256K, 1.0  
001 40079 CORD, PWR 6 FT  
001 76796 CARD (DOCUMENT), GET START, SDT/MDT/GNRC  
001 78591 KIT, DOCUMENTATION, P54C, L, ENGLAND/ENGLISH  
001 45127 KEYBOARD, 101, 6P, UNITED STATES, SLIMLINE  
002 38424 SINGLE IN-LINE MEMORY MODULE, 8, 70N, 2X32, FLEA POWER, 72  
004 73728 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, DYNAMIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY, 256KX8, 45N, DIP24  
001 71915 CABLE, DORADO/ATHENS/TUALATIN/ALMODOR, FLOPPY DRIVE, UNIVERSAL, 2DR  
001 79789 FLOPPY DRIVE, 3.5" FORM FACTOR/HIGH DENSITY, 3.5" FORM FACTOR, HALF HEIGHT, NO CONTROLLER/NO CABLES, SONY, MPF520, WHITE  
001 04986 HARD DRIVE, 540M, I, 3.5" FORM FACTOR, THIRD HEIGHT, NO CONTROLLER/NO CABLES, WESTERN DIGITAL  
001 30553 CABLE, IDE (INTEGRATED DRIVE ELECTRONICS), SINGLE, DRIVE, LOW PROFILE CHASSIS  
001 76998 KIT, SOFTWARE, MS OFCE, 4.2C, 3.5" FORM FACTOR, UNITED STATES, CUPG  
001 65358 KIT, DOCUMENTATION, DOS6.2, ENGLAND/ENGLISH, FULL, AMF  
001 73225 KIT, DOCUMENTATION, WORK GROUPS FOR WINDOWS, V3.11, ENGLAND/ENGLISH, FULL  
001 30148 MOUSE, PERSONAL SYSTEM 2, DEFENDER, 6P, 2BTN, 400DPI, MICROSOFT  
001 44584 GUIDE, MOUSE, MICROSOFT  
 

voici d'autre information concernant mon pc et malgre cela je n'arrive pas a installer le pilot de la carte graphique:
The Dell Latitude C510/C610 is a perfect example of a corporate-issued laptop. It's dark gray and mixes in transparently with the equally suited business people in corporate conference rooms. For some reason, they all appear to run Windows 2000 that only contributes to the transparency - nobody wants to stand out. The movie Legally Blonde portrayed this in a scene showing rows of gray laptops except the heroine Reese, who jovially sported a pink iBook.  
 
But I'm digressing. The computer scene is not as drab as it looks. I awaited the release of eCS 1.1 with great anticipation, as I knew that it would include a new installer plus all the fixes, enhancements and updates that had been done to OS/2 Warp 4 since it's initial release in 1995. I was especially interested in how eCS would perform on this Dell laptop, my first mobile computer.  
 
 
Figure 1. Dell Latitude C510/610  
 
This laptop is now about a year old and has the following configuration: Pentium III 1.2GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 30G hard disk, Toshiba combo CD-RW/DVD-ROM, one serial port, one parallel port, one USB port, two PCMCIA slots, one PS/2 connector for mouse or keyboard, one video out connector, headphone, microphone, telephone and network connectors, IR port and an ATI Mobility Radeon video card with maximum resolution of 1024x768 at 16 million colors.  
 
Installing an operating system takes some planning ahead of time, no matter what OS it is. The manual included with eCS is short and to the point and well worth reading ahead of the actual installation. As an example, it listed some hints what to look for if installing along other operating systems. Since I wanted to install eCS alongside Win2000Pro, it recommended upgrading Windows to a certain service pack level to prevent boot manager corruption.  
 
The various hardware and relevant part numbers of devices should be known and recorded in case automatic detection fails and installation asks for the information. The system specifications are a good source for device brands and chipset numbers.  
 
Hard disk partitioning also needs to be planned for. If you want to share information
across multiple operating systems you will need to find out if there is at least one common file system that is support by all. You can then plan accordingly for a data exchange partition.  
 
 
Data Gathering  
If system specifications are not readily available or contain insufficient information, then a good place to check is the Windows Control Panel. As mentioned earlier, the Dell Latitude came preloaded with Windows 2000Pro.  
 
To open the device manager to display the hardware tree in Win200Pro select this sequence:  
 
START - SETTINGS - Control Panel - System - Hardware Tab - Device Manager Button.  
 
I wrote down device names and part numbers for display adapter, modem, network adapter, PCMCIA adapter, sound and USB controllers. If a SCSI controller is present, it is a good idea to write down that information as well.  
 
 
Figure  

va simplement sur http://support.dell.com pour récupérer le bon pilote à m on avis...

En effet si avec ça tu trouves pas ton bonheur c'est pas normal

et ben oui j'ai pas encors reussi a installer mon pilote, que me conseillez vous?