Driver for my windows 7 64bit 2000 notebook pc 2000-2d02TU

driver for my windows 7 64bit 2000 notebook pc 2000-2d02TU
i need my drivers as i didnt get the driver cd with notebook and for some problem i reinstalled my os windows 7 ultimate ,and when i am searching in your website i am just geting windows 8 not windows 7 .

Hi:
Your notebook came with FreeDos, and HP only supports their consumer PC's with drivers for the current Windows operating system in effect at the time of the notebook's production, which currently is Windows 8.
I cross-referenced the hardware in your model with the hardware in slightly older HP 2000's, and all of the W7 x64 drivers and software from this model should also work on yours.
DO NOT USE ANY BIOS OR FIRMWARE DOWNLOADS FROM THIS LINK
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=5275371&...

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