Unable to run internet on hp mini 110

Installed XP PRO ''''Corporate Edition version Sp 3-Final and now I cannot get the internet up and running on my HP Mini 110-1134TU.
In device manager I have yellow exclamation marks on Ethernet Controller & the network adaptor Broadcom 802.11b/g WLAN. No sign of the network controller anywhere. ?
Right click on Ethernet Controller then properties then the details tab I have:
PCI\VEN_1969&DEV_1062&SUBSYS_308F103C&REV_CO\4&23C6FC68
Can anyone Help PLEASE !
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HP mini PCs are too basic to have advanced features like virtualization.
To connect to an external display use a VGA cable as seen in the following image.
If pressing Holding the Fn key down and tapping the F2 key does not transfer the video to the external display, you might consider trying another VGA cable. VGA display cables are not very expensive.
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