You go to the manufacturers site and see if they have them. But any reputable manufacturer should have XP drivers, its mainly cheap/obsolete junk that dosent.

I'm running XP home, and I'm not liking it one bit. I've never had so many OS problems, and I ran 98se for the longest time. I've sent so many error reports to Microsoft that they probably think I'm spamming them. I used to have my games freak out after a couple of hours, ram problems, but never in 5 minutes. I locked up one time just trying to turn on the computer. It's not a home installation either, came on the machine.

s'all good Binky, I've been running XP on my crappy pIII-550 with 3??mb of ram for a year now and still going strong [img]smile.gif[/img] just make sure you get the proper version of XP and not the half arsed home user version ;)

With the possible exception of Dell, I've never trusted manufacturers installation - its usually very badly configured with a software bundles that conflicts with themselves combined with outdated drivers.

Better to install it again yourself - from scratch.
Yeah, I know: "That will take hours!"; but so do multiple crashes. :(

Win ME wasn't a prob for me since it was properly configured... [img]smile.gif[/img]

Windows XP I installed myself... no problems... squeaky clean! I wonder why a lot of people rant about it... and ME... the only drawback with XP is its security patches... tons of them... but they wouldn't pose any problem if you are DSL or have a fast connection. [img]smile.gif[/img] If I were you, I would get Win XP Pro... but then that's just my personal opinion...

XP over ME is my stand... and as long as you are hands-on with your PC either way will go fine for you anyway ;) Good Luck!

Upgrade your MHz to a decent amount (say 2.0 GHz or so), and upgrade your ram if you can to 512 mb. You should be fine running XP. You could run XP right now with those. I am running XP with 2.4 GHz, Pentium 4, and 256 mb of ram. It runs great for me, although upgrading my ram wouldn't be a bad idea.