20 Most Recent EliteGroup ECS 945GCT-M/1333 Motherboard - v3.0, Intel 945GC, Socket 775, MicroATX, Audio, Video, PCI Express - Page 7 Questions & Answers

I trust that you mean USB-driver. This driver is included in the Intel Chipset driver package and can be downloaded from here

hi im josh in cebu phils. may i help you? friend the problem focus in your video card or video connections . Try to check first the connections if nothing is been cut or not properply inserted or loosen. then if no effect go to the video card slot. try to tighten firmly the video card from the slot.clean the slot or transfer another clean slot. then turn on your pc. Good luck.hope i helped you.

Here it the link to Your ECS MB manual:

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Downloads/ProductsDetail_Download.aspx?detailid=830&DetailName=Manual&DetailDesc=&CategoryID=1&MenuID=6&LanID=9

http://eudownload.ecs.com.tw/dlfileecs/manual/mb/eng/p4/24_945GCT-M2_1333%20(1.0A)_low.pdf

HERE U CAN DOWNLOAD THE MANUAL...

Hi,
you can go to the google search and search your sound driver and install it.

jems.....

When you go into you setup screen,choose the setting that you want,then tell it to save the settings. If irt is loosing the setting then likely  the cmos battery is bad and needs to be replaced.

When you enter the bios...go to the setting where you have the option your reset the bios to manufacturer...Once you do that it will work without any problems...It sounds like the bios setting might have been accidentally modify..
Hope that helps
Thank you

Start by simplifying the configuration. Disconnect the second IDE cable from the motherboard and disconnect the power to the DVD drive. Disconnect the SATA device. On the #1 IDE cable, connect the master drive to the connection on the end of the cable. Connect the Slave drive to the middle connection on the cable. Start the computer and press the key indicated to enter setup. Verify that drives are properly indentified as master and slave. If they are, shutdown the computer. Now add the IDE DVD drive to the end connection on IDE cable #2. It should be set as a Master drive. Start the PC again and go into setupand verify that the DVD is IDE #2 Master. Shut down the PC. Add the SATA device and start eh PC again. Go into Setup to verify that all of the drives are properly identifed. Restart the computer and let it boot into Windows. Open Windows Explorer to view the drive settings. If the drives are all present, but the letters are not what you want, click on START and then right click on MY COMPUTER and then left click on MANAGE. Under Storage click on DISK MANAGEMEN. The drives will all be displayed with their assisgned letters. If you need to change a drive letter, right click on the drive you want to change and select 'Change drive letter . . .'. Change it to a hight letter in the alphabet, then change the dive you want in the original postion to the now vacant letter. Finally change the original drive to the first available letter. Example: C:=IDE M1 D: E:=IDE S1 Change D: to H: then E: to D: and finally H: to E: they drives would then be: C:=IDE M1 D:=IDE S1 E:=IDE M2(DVD). Restart the PC and the drive should come up as you want them to be labled.

Good luck and please let me know how it works ouot for you.

reset bios .and check jumper settings .change RAM

For any drivers needed for this motherboard here is a link to the drivers page for your motherboard

Drivers Here

http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=830&CategoryID=1&DetailName=Driver&MenuID=44&LanID=0

here u can download driver...

If you aren't getting power to the mother board, unhook everything from the powersupply, and put a paperclip in the green wire, and the black wire to the left of it. That will tell you if your power supply is working. If it works great its your motherboard, if not, its your powersupply.

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Si tienes Internet de alta velocidad le sugiero deshabilitar el módem o simplemente eliminarla, es la solución más fácil.

También puede intentar quitar y reinstalar tanto el módem y tarjeta de sonido, o desactivar el altavoz del módem en la configuración del módem.

También asegúrese de que su tarjeta de sonido está configurada como "preffered dispositivo de audio" en el panel de control. ENGLISH: If you have high speed internet i suggest you disable the modem or simply remove it, it is the easiest solution. You can also try removing and reinstalling both the modem and sound card driver, or disabling the modem speaker in the modem settings. Also make sure your sound card is set as the "preffered audio device" in control panel.

i think it's not neccisarily a problem with your motherboard, i think it is a problem with the drivers or firmware of your motherboard...i would search online for the specific motherboard type and find the drivers...if possible. then try finding the firmware as well. hope this helps.

Link to download driver is :)


http://www.findmysoft.com/drivers/ECS-K7SEM-3-1a-31a-bios-driver.html


Thanks.

I always suspect overheating first in these cases. Are the fans, especially the fan on the cpu heatsink running?

You can check the system temperatures on most systems by booting the PC and entering the BIOS setup ....often by pressing the DEL, ESC or F2 key repeatedly as it starts up (the screen will tell you . which key to press to enter setup) . In the BIOS setup navigate to the "HArdware Monitor" or "PC Health" section. Watch the CPU temperature. On idle in the BIOS setup the temperature really shouldn;t go above 40C.

If it's a lot higher than this then the CPU heatsink fan needs attention.

This may sound counterintuitive but its just a suggestion. I see by your prior post you are using a PC2-4200 1GB ram stick. Have you tried using faster ram? I suspect a FSB timing issue, even though by the numbers it should be running at 533MHz (which is 5x133).

This motherboard defaults to setting the clock speed by SPD (serial presence detect) but can be set manually in the BIOS. See if you can beg/borrow a PC2-5400 stick to see how it affects the timing and performance.

Is there a video output anywhere else on the back of the computer besides the one from the card itself that you are plugged into?
If so try it.If it works, then U may have to disable it in the BIOS in order for the new video card to work.
Thats called onboard video.Switch it to AGP/PCI or whatever other mode it offers.Another thing is to be sure that the card you have will even work on the system you have. Look up the system or motherboard and see if that particular card is equal to or less than the maximum speed of your motherboard.

please refer to the manual