Driver problem after Windows 10 reinstall

I have an Inspirion 3668.  I have Windows 10.

Sounds like the Intel Chipset, and possible also the Intel Management Engine, drivers are missing or corrupted.

Since you didn't tell us what PC model this is or the version of Windows, I can't post a link to the right drivers...

Thanks so much.  I only had to download the chipset.

Glad that helped!

Thank you Ron. And I only needed to Install the Intel Chipset Driver and It fixed the issues. Searched for awhile to find this solution.  Again Thank You.

@NewKrakat  Glad that helped!

RoHe....this worked for me, I used to have those 3 Exclamation Marks, this is an Eye Sore, I have a Dell XPS 8900 i5-6500, the way I did it is, I installed them in order, but did a reboot on the third/last download, still, worked, Thank You very much.

I did try that, disable secure boot, but nothing, the new gpu is actually powering up, fan spinning, but blank screen, tries to take out cmos battery, and reset bios using mobo jumper, still nothing

XPS 8900 GPU upgrade AMD Radeon R9 270 2GB DDR5 no Display.......redxps630 is the one trying to help me....my PC is a Dell XPS 8900 i5-6500 32GB RAM 750w PSU...replacing a GT 730 2GB DDR3 

it did eventually work, I was hesitant in doing a restart because I might not be able to come back to the same site, thanks............but now, having issue with installing a GPU Upgrade

@raffyraffy2000  - Glad that helped you too. I assume you installed the three drivers specific for your the XPS 8900, not the ones I linked above for the OP's Inspiron 3668. 

FWIW, it's usually better to reboot after each one of those drivers is installed because some drivers won't install or won't work correctly, if the previous driver on the list wasn't fully installed first.

@raffyraffy2000  - Start a new thread about your GPU upgrade problem. Be sure to include PC model, version of Windows, new GPU model...

But without knowing the details, let me ask if you disabled Secure Boot in BIOS setup before installing the new GPU?  Drivers for retail GPUs won't load when Secure Boot is enabled and that prevents the PC from booting.

If that's your issue, you have to remove new GPU, and either put old one back in or just connect the monitor to one of the onboard Intel HD Graphics ports (with new GPU removed). Power on and tap F2 to open BIOS setup. Disable Secure Boot, save the change, and exit setup. PC will boot automatically to Windows. Shut down normally and reinstall the new GPU...

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I did, somebody is trying to help, but still no luck

@RoHe​ 

I have a similar problem. Hoping you could help. I've got a Dell inspiron x8900.

Windows 10