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  1. p0wnag3
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    Installed Windows 32 bit ( had 64bit last time ) need help with driver


    Hey guys, so I had windows 7 64 bit on my computer ( came preinstalled ) and I installed Windows VISTA 32bit! I dont have any drivers on it because I wiped my HDD. I have a ASUS G75VW-BBK5.

    Can anyone help me find a driver for Windows VISTA 32bit?

    Thanks.
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  3. ignatzatsonic
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    Driver for what device or to provide what functionality?

    Most needed drivers are on the Vista disc.

    What did you find when you went to Asus support site and looked for Vista drivers?
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  4. p0wnag3
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    I only found 64 bit stuff
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  6. ignatzatsonic
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    What functionality do you currently lack?
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  7. p0wnag3
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    Ethernet, wifi, graphics card and more
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  8. ignatzatsonic
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    Do you have any sort of disk from Asus, supplied with the laptop?

    Have you attempted using the 64-bit drivers, possibly installing in compatibility mode?
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  10. p0wnag3
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    They never gave me a disk, and no i havent tried that
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  11. p0wnag3
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    [SOLVED] Contacted BestBuy and asked them if they can factory reset it and they said yes.

    Thanks for trying to help!
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  12. Golden
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    p0wnag3 said:
    [SOLVED] Contacted BestBuy and asked them if they can factory reset it and they said yes.

    Thanks for trying to help!
    A factory reset would have taken it back to Windows 7 x64......I thought you wanted to use Windows Vista x86?
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  13. boohbah
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    im puzzled as to why you would downgrade from win7 64 to vista 32!!!!
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