20 Most Recent MSI K8N Diamond Motherboard - Page 7 Questions & Answers

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Most of the time these disks contain license agreements, documentation, and possibly optional utilities for the device. In some cases, it may also be able to be used as a boot disk for emergency recovery. The uses vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and system to system. Most of the time you don't need to do anything except retain the disk in the event you should need anything on it. Of course, you could simply install it in the desktop and browse the contents to see for yourself what is on it and whether there is anything you need at this time.

Most of the time these disks contain license agreements, documentation, and possibly optional utilities for the device. In some cases, it may also be able to be used as a boot disk for emergency recovery. The uses vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and system to system. Most of the time you don't need to do anything except retain the disk in the event you should need anything on it. Of course, you could simply install it in the desktop and browse the contents to see for yourself what is on it and whether there is anything you need at this time.

If it is Windows 8 and mean resetting the operating system you can use the built in refresh feature of Windows 8. Go to control panel > open Recovery. At the bottom there is a link which reads 'If you are experiencing problems with your PC, you can refresh it in PC settings'. Click on it to open PC Settings recovery options. You can use the topmost option 'Refresh your PC without affecting your files' to keep folders like My Documents intact. Or 'Remove everything and reinstall Windows', this will delete everything and do a full reinstall. It should use the recovery drive available on your laptop to restore to factory defaults.

cr 2032 is the standard battery.

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try f8 to start in low resolution mode windows should use standard vga driver

Go to the MSI site and go to the support section. They provide drivers for all the equipment, although older equipment may not have drivers to suit the latest operating systems.

download windows 7 activator and activate it and you must activate again according to their given time

http://download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/U180_English.zip this is the manual go to page no. 31 Chapter 2-9

They connect to the JFP1 connectors on the lower right edge of the board. The power LED connects to the 2 and 4 pins, The HDD LED to the 1 and 4 pins, the reset to the 5 and 7 pins and the power switch to the 6 and 8 pins. The pins are numbered up down right to left like this. 97531 08642

https://www.msi.com/product/motherboard/support/RS482M4FD_ILD_IL_L.html#down-manual https://www.msi.com/product/motherboard/support/RS482M4CSIP.html#down-manual you'll find your answer in one of these manuals