Need jumper diagram for motherboard

its not the mother board you need to up grade (yourself as in apple will not do it for you) the ram to at least 8 gigs and get a new mac book pro processor that runs on at least 80 gigs

remove the battery cell in mother board and re install cell solve the problem

its near right bottom corner

Uninstall your previous graphics card drivers and install the ones for your 5200, if that doesn't work try getting the new drivers from the nVidia site or just smash it with a hammer!

*********** board sounds like the same as a Fujitsu board.
D1115
the user manual can be found at diplodocs
It shows the jumper settings and board layout for a Fujitsu motherboard.
I hope this helps. Have a great day

I am typing this on a Dell 4600 RIght now. You need to look up how to set the jumpers on the internal hard disk ( 8GB) to SLAVE MODE, and set the 80GB to Master.
Remove the 8GB from the metal bracket, and put the 80GB in its place. Put the 8GB beside it. Plug the 80GB into the end of the IDE cable, and the 8GB into the middle. When you boot, you can hit F2 to go into the bios, and change the boot order from HD0 to HD1 and you can boot from your 8GB.

Now, If you want to boot from the 80GB, ( which I would ) you need an operating system.

Get your Disk labeled Reinstallation CD, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, Including Service Pack 1, and boot from it. Then format the 80GB, and install the OS There.. You will need your WIndows XP Home Key. ( you can either get it off the case or use Magic Jelly Bean Key finder to get it off your 8GB. Get the key and write it down. ITS IMPORTANT ).

Then you can change your boot order in BIOS, back to HD0, and boot from your fresh copy of XP Home.

If your interested in having a close to seamless experence as possible, you might want to invest in a copy of Partition Magic Pro. It can copy both the restore partition, ( the first 600MB of your 8gb disk ) and the primary partition of the 8gb, and resize the 8gbs primary partion on the 80gb to 80gb. ( YEA! ).

If you have *any* *any* lack of understanding please clarify

Yes you can upgrade it to 160 GIG of hard drive so just simply replace the old one and of coarse you need to install a new operating system to the new drive.....

The Motherboard will be able to handle it and XP will read the hardrive i have used a 500 gig hard drive in my old computer before it should work just fine

Hi,

I have an Intel P4M890-M7 SE motherboard & I am only getting rear audio from one channel with windowos XP. (I have no front audio).

I have been told that the audio jumper settings on the mother board may need adjusting.

Does anyone know where abouts on the motherboard I can find this jumper & what setting should it be on for stereo?

Many thanks,