so i guess tab + alt only works for some ppl..i suggest you reformate to window xp.. cuz thats what i did..
be4 you formate to xp, make sure you have the windows xp drivers ready.. if you cant find them.. dont formate!
ya, drivers compatibility could be a problem...try look for thoes drivers that will compatibility with windows xp at the website where you bought your
computer,
if you couldnt find them.. or their website doesnt event offer "driver download" then at this point. you have to find out what kind of device(hardware)
you have, search the drivers where the product came from,
for example..you have Nvidia Geforce GTS 250 video card.simplely google Nvidia Geforce GTS 250 and you will see a list of informatetion. click in the
official sit(use your brain)..
here is the link for your Nvidia Geforce GTS 250
http://www.nvidia.com/object/product_geforce_gts_250_us.html
click into the link, look for the driver download button.
you have to select bunch of options, then you should able to download the driver.
here is the link for:
Product Type: Geforce
Product Series: GeForce 200 series
Product: GeForce GTS 250
Operating System: Windows XP
Language: English(US)
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_191.07_whql.html
video,audio,Lan drivers are the most important drivers that you must need..the rest device you can try look for them if you can.
to find the audio,Lan(internet)driver.
here are 2 ways you may able to find out what product(Brand) your audio device is.
1, right click your computer icon on your desktop and select manage,on the pop up box. goto Device Manager on the left side, double click it.
you should able to see a list of device..double click on the "Sound, video and game controllers" then you should able to see something.
look for the keyword that under "sound, video and game controllers" for example, i have "realtek high definition audio" under the list,
so i know my audio product is from "Realtek" so i should google "realtek high definition audio driver"
2, check the website where you bought your computer, normally they should have list of information about..cpu, video card, audio card..Ram.. look for the
keyword for audio card if you can..then google it.
about the network drivers. its pretty much same way how u looked for the audio drivers..
right click computer icon-device manager-NetWork Adapters-google it..
if you cant find the windows xp drivers ,you can try use the driver for vista..it may works..or may not...
well. thats all i can tell.. hope this will help you