Windows 10: How to Install Old Drivers in Windows 10

i have old computer. drivers only available for win xp. but in windows 7 can install manually using driver installation wizard. but in windows 10 not work above method. i try to change compatibility setting to windows xp . but end of setup show error like screenshot. i search Google and try to do everything. still cant find any solution. so if any one know about this, please kindly help me. and sorry about my bad English.

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How to install app

on the store my phone lumia 620

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windows 10 HOME 64bit

I need to install new driver for LAN and it dont work to unistall old driver cause win 10 HOME keeps installing again old driver version.

How can I STOP windows 10 HOME driver auto install?

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You can use the old method (since back in Windows 3.1, I think)...Extract the drivers somewhere (7zip usually works to extract them, sometimes the setup.exe will have an option to extract, sometimes you just have to watch where setup.exe extracts the drivers to). Right click the device in device manager under control panel. Update driver software, browse my computer, let me pick from a list, have disk. Point it to the .inf file for the driver in the extracted driver package, select the hardware from the list, making sure to get the manufacturer's driver and not the Microsoft driver.

 

its also not work bro.. :-( its show below error.

 

its a "intel(r) 82915g/gv/910gl express chipset family" bro

 

Hi shami,

Unfortunately, only XPDM Windows graphics drivers exist for that particular hardware. Windows 7 and Windows Vista can support this legacy graphics driver mode, though it comes with penalties.

Since Windows 8, only WDDM graphics drivers are supported.

There is no way that I know of the force the old graphics drivers to work, as the kernel features required for the driver to function do not exist in Windows 10.

 

Looks like it's time to pop in an add-on PCI/PCIe graphics card :-(.

 

You could try these drivers I found via google on some shady looking website.

caveat utilitor

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Link 32

 

BOTH of those links come back with 403-forbidden error codes.

And ... actually, MS removed support for XPDM drivers starting with Win8 -- which is when I noticed my old tablet with the Intel 915 drivers wouldn't install the Intel video drivers anymore.

 

thanks for everyone who trying to help me. i think its time to move new graphic card... thanks again.