Satellite Pro A10 - Unable to connect to internet

I have an old Satellite SPA10 which lost internet connectivity about a year ago.
The components at fault are:
Ethernet Controller
Network Controller
Video Controller
Video Controller (VGA)
I have tried numerous attempts to install drivers to replace those already on but each attempt has failed. The Toshiba downloads I used were from the following link:
http://www.toshiba.co.uk/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp?service=UK&mode=allMachi nes&action=sea...
I'm using a desktop which is ok although it does have its own faults and would like to get back to using the Satellite.
Any suggestions please?
(Using Windows XP)

Hi
This old notebook model is supported for WXP but WXP is not supported by Microsoft anymore.
Anyway if you want to have well working machine I recommend you to make clean WXP installation.
After doing this you should install all necessary drivers, tools and utilities additionally.
This notebook model was offered with WXP SP1 at this time.
Do you have WXP installation disc? Is clean WXP installation an option for you?
If yes I can help you with this and send you exact installation order for drivers, tools and utilities.
One more thing: do you have original recovery installation disc?

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