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http://driverscollection.com/?H=P4X400&By=VIA FIND THIS,

Your only option is to buy some new hardware, probably worth spending a couple hundred bucks and buy a motherboard, graphic's card and processor.

Have new board with greater gpu capabilities installed.

use this link and download manual http://www.viaembedded.com/en/products/boards/others/p4pb_400.jsp

Okay, look at your motherboard from this orientation so we're both looking at the same thing in the same way. On the bottom of the motherboard, just above and to the right of the notation "MADE IN CHINA", is a group of pins with the notation above that reads "PANEL 1". That's where your Power switch, Reset Switch and LED lines will plug into. Look at the eight pins in the nine pin panel that form a box of two rows of four pins each. Those are the actual pins you'll be using. Ignore the one on the bottom row that's off by itself. Shuttle does, so we should as well. Now, to the right and down of PANEL 1 is a little drawing on the motherboard of PANEL 1 with little lines and numbers and such. This little drawing shows you which pins are used for which lines. It looks kind of like this... 2 4 6 8 --------------------- 'MSG ' PWR ' 'LED ' BTN ' '--------------------' 'HDD ' RST ' 'LED ' ' --------------------- 1 3 5 7 Lastly, as PANEL 1 has a little "+" right next to Pin #2, and we don't have a manual handy because Shuttle seems to have all the information available on the web except a copy of the bloody manual, we're going to take an educated guess that for each two-pin part of the box, when plugging in the individual plugs, make sure the black wire is the one on the right, and the colored ones will be on the left. So, plug the Power button into the upper-right two pins, black wire on the right, Reset on the lower-right, HDD LED on the lower-left and the Power LED on the upper-left. (I'm guessing that's what "MSG LED" means. There are no "Power LED" pins anywhere that I could find. This should take you only a couple of minutes, so post back if you have any difficulty. If you need a hi-res image of this motherboard, go to the below link. http://www.shuttle.eu/_archive/older/en/prod/mb/big/av49vn.jpg

Yes, it sounds like you have the answer already!

here is a link to the site just scrool down and the software you need is 1 from bottom of list
http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=453&CategoryID=1&DetailName=Driver&MenuID=45&LanID=0 hope its correct

ecs web site go to support then type in board then download drivers from there then install them ok

What happens when you try?

download the drivers form www.via.com.tw/en/products/chipsets/southbridge

Microsoft windows Xp doesn't use the correct driver for your on board audio so your better off downloading Unknown Device Identifier from download.com its free and will tell you exactly what model and brand audio you have so you can find the right driver.... I had to do this a few years back with the same chipset. Good Luck

Check the bios to see if there is a setting for onboard graphics that you can change.