20 Most Recent Gigabyte GA-K8VM800M Motherboard - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Go to this adress -->click here .
Choose your Operating System--> Next click on The download Server (Asia,China,America,Europe),the downloading process will automatically begin.

you can download drivers from here

http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/support-downloads.aspx

Try making your hard drive as the first boot in the bios and just connect your hard drive only on the motherboard ( remove cd/dvd drive, etc..). Make sure your hard drive is detected in the bios. Then restart your computer again.

i got the exact same problem then checked all the connections and the few jumpers i had,replaced battery, tried to get video , no onboard video, put in video card, got video once, still no beeps, retried to set up hd and install windows...then everything went at once, no beeps...never again...this was installed in a net pc with 1.5 gb memmory, board, no beeps, tried reinstalling chip and fan, power supply, checked all jumpers and wiring,,,all i can do i s replace motherboard i guess, must have shorted somewhere or kilt bios / cmos...

first : check the biose of the board ,try to updat the biose .
2nd: check the ram fixed in board if its ok then check the bus
of the ram & board bus
3d: finally check if cpu work corroctly by replacing cpu .

Hi,
Normally you don't need a special driver for usual pen drives. Are you properly removing it via the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray (in right corner, near the clock on the taskbar)? If you don't use the Safely remove Hardware command, then you pen drive can be damaged. Try it in other ports or check it for proper function by connecting it to another PC.

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Regards,
Andras

Hello, You will need to follow this link to get to the drivers for this motherboard. Gigabyte GA-K8VM800M video driver
Choose your computer's operating system (OS) and then download the video driver. Install it and your video should work fine.
Thanks, Lolita

YEAH IT SUPPORTS NO PROBLEM IN USING IT, BUT STILL MOSTLY IT IS BETTER TO GET YOUR BOARD UPGRADED,
AS FOR SO MUCH DATA HANDLING THE SPEED ALSO IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR NA??
SO TRY TO GET A BETTER BOARD WHICH SUPPORT HIGH SPEED PROCESSORS.
REPLY AND RATE!

check you cables from drives to mother board make sure they are all pushed in tight
and check the jumpers are set properly on all your drives then retry if it deosn't work you might need new motherboard or one o your cd or hard drives is faulty

go there
on this site download the alc655 driver package
http://www.4shared.com/file/x13tTFN2/R153492.html

Here is what your looking for. Hope this picture helps you.

You can download the drivers from Gigabyte WEB support site. Please click on this link and select your model motherboard and drivers you require :-
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/support-downloads/support-downloads.aspx

hey try the removing cards.....
window 7 may took up it best when no such changes are around..
! Gb or 2 RAm is enough to get run your Win 7
and sound card is noot required untill you have 4 or more speakers

attach id cable wire

Open the link provided below;
http://www.directron.com/installusb.html
Most likely you'll use: Common USB case header connectors. Or Intel Standard USB header Layout.

Enjoy!
Mike

no it does not support sata

http://www.giga-byte.es/products/mb/driver/ga-k8vm800m_2x.html?os=winvista32

check ur ram also

if still then check ur processor

You have a socket 754 motherboard. That socket had been in use for just 2 years over 5 years ago. Obsolete.
Get a new  AM3 socket one and a new processor.

Your pwr supply may need replacement here. The 150 GB hard drive may have blown the power supply in your PC due to the fact that it was already defective or at the end of it's life cycle.
The SATA drive on the other hand is probably still ok but not getting voltage from the power supply which may be blown. Try the drive in another PC to see if it will be recognize if so it OK and you will need to check the PC's power supply.