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RINSTALLING AUDIO DRIVER

• Manufacturer: Jetway computer
• VIA P4M266A (CE) Chipset Support Socket478 pentium 4 CPU 533MHz F.S.B
• Support Hyper Treading CPU
• Support ATA133
• Support 168-pin DIMM and 184-pin DDR RAM
• 4x AGP VGA Mode
• Support USB2.0.
• Onboard LAN
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does the jack on lcd monitor, is it a screw type one, open or take aprt the screen area look at the speaker wires and take aprt the wire to you speaker if each have 2 wires you will be able if you have 3 or more wire you be able to talk to a tv repair man and see if he will make that connection for you permitily hard wire the two systems.

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remove first the power suppy. if it is 24pin power suppy, shorten pin 15/16. that is the black and green,
if the fan of power supply rotates, then the P.S. is ok.
then return it to motherboard. check your connection with the motherboard power switch.
good luck

Since it uses ddr 2 RAM you should use pairs. Your max supported on this board is 2 GB so if you want to max out you could install 2 x 1 GB. Hope this helps.

http://www.dfi.com.tw/portal/CM/cmproduct/XX_cmproddetail/XX_WbProdsWindow?action=e&downloadType=&windowstate=normal&mode=view&downloadFlag=false&itemId=327

There u go, all drivers u need for your MoBo

Good luck

Yes it does.
If you backwire the devices you could damage them if you wire them up wrong

You can get your Audio drivers here.
http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2

Just select your Operating system from the page and that will take you to the driver download page. For your chipset drivers and sound drivers.

Chipset drivers will be listed as VIA and Sound may be labeled AC 97

Hope you find this helpful
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See the picture here below.

try some other windows CD and reinstall windows

Most of the time that I have seen this is when the old system did not require amplified ( powered ) speakers, because the amplification was done on the motherboard or sound card.

The new motherboard requires the use of amplified ( powered ) speakers.

If the speakers you are using do not have a power button/switch and a volume control, then you will need to replace your speakers.

you can probably get replacement amplifed speakers for as little as $10 at radio shack, and upwards of $200 if you want to turn your pc into an entertainment center, so it is all a matter of how much you want to spend and the quality of the sound you want to hear.

My suggestion is that if you just want to hear " you've got mail".. etc.. just get some cheap speakers and you will be fine.

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It is not possible to disable the onboard video but, if you install an AGP 4X video card (Brown slot) the BIOS will automatically give priority to your new card.

Remember to remove the power cord before installing any card because the motherboard is still powered even if the computer if off.

This isn't going to solve your issue, but my opinion is that if even if your computer is still running it is still an issue that they should look at especially if the board is still under warranty. I wouldn't say a thing about the computer still being able to run, especially if they will warranty it.

I have seen capacitors burn up, but not the tops blowing off. Even though the board is still working you may have a feature of some sort out, such as you onboard video or something. I almost bet that something is still wrong, and it would be a matter of time before you have more issues.

try to clean the RAM with an eraser and then put it back on if still no display remove the video card and clean it with an eraser aswell
hope that helps

refer to your motherboard manual which is given to you at the time of the purchase ... it has the detailed pin diagram ...

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You need to re-install the motherboard drivers for the onboard devices.

There is power on the monitor can not display

It is on it's way out, I just had a viewsonic go into a similar downward spiral. If you are still covered under the waurantee call them, as it will only get worse with time. If you have another monitor, try swaping it out to make sure. Mine went downhill over a period of a month or so. To where I would have to put the connector in and out several times, when I called they knew exactally what it was, good luck

Here you need the drivers and software from the makers of the mother board.

Download from support at their site.

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what kind of video card do you have