discontinued ATI PCI 128 All-In-Wonder-video card driver

I'm installing a new hard drive in my PC and need to install all my
current drivers. I can't seem to find the drivers for the discontinued
ATI PCI 128 All-In-Wonder-video card. I posted on another site's tech
forums and some one gave me a link to discontinued drivers on ATI's
site but the download doesn't work..I get this on screen

Unauthorized download
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anyway as your IP address will always be logged regardless of that
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uncheck "remove private header information".
If you use a mozilla based browser (Mozilla, Firefox or Netscape
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I use Firefox and even tried the link in IE7 and still get the same
message...anyone know of any sites that still have the drivers and
software?

With ATI simply try ati.com,drivers,past drivers/software.Unless ati
specifically
says its not compatable in thier "new list" all software/drivers where ok
for all
thier products in the listings that you selected for the hardware.

"mooky" wrote:

> I'm installing a new hard drive in my PC and need to install all my
> current drivers. I can't seem to find the drivers for the discontinued
> ATI PCI 128 All-In-Wonder-video card. I posted on another site's tech
> forums and some one gave me a link to discontinued drivers on ATI's
> site but the download doesn't work..I get this on screen
>
> Unauthorized download
> We're sorry, but this download request cannot be authorized. As an
> option, you may visit any of the pages below for information about our
> services and products:
> ati.amd.com home
> Connect to the latest information.
> Customer Care
> Access technical support, drivers, and frequently asked questions.
> There could be several reasons why you're seeing this page:
> You clicked on a link on a site that is not part of the AMD domain.
> You're using a download manager. Download managers usually offer to
> search for alternative download locations. While this is nice for the
> user, it's bad for the webmaster because a download which originated
> on another site could theoretically still be downloaded from this
> site, without anybody knowing.
> Workaround to this restriction: Set up your download manager to send a
> HTTP referrer, and when you click on a link on the AMD site the
> download will then be authorized.
> Your browser did not send a referrer. This normally happens if you
> right click on a link and select save-as, or if you copy and paste a
> link into a new browser window and press Enter. It may also be that
> your browser is set up to not send any referrer. Left clicking on a
> link works just fine and has been tested in IE, FireFox, Netscape ,
> Opera and Mozilla.
> Some software firewalls (such as Norton Personal Firewall or
> ZoneAlarm) remove the referrer from HTTP requests which will block any
> downloads on any site that does a referrer check. Hence such options
> should always be turned off. In Norton go to the Privacy Settings and
> disable browser privacy (which doesn't really protect your privacy
> anyway as your IP address will always be logged regardless of that
> setting), in ZoneAlarm go to Privacy -> Cookie Control -> Custom and
> uncheck "remove private header information".
> If you use a mozilla based browser (Mozilla, Firefox or Netscape
> Navigator), referrer sending can also be deactivated (it is activated
> by default). To change that setting, browse to "about:config", then
> search for "network.http.sendRefererHeader". If the value is set to 1,
> referrer sending is enabled, if it is set to 0, it is disabled. To
> enable it, double click on it, then change the value.
> We're sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
>
> Message for webmasters:
> if you are attempting to link directly to files on our servers your
> readers will be seeing this page, please link to the pages on
> ati.amd.com.
>
> I use Firefox and even tried the link in IE7 and still get the same
> message...anyone know of any sites that still have the drivers and
> software?
>
>