Windows problems hy i have a problem with the motherbord and i change it with ASROCK K7S41GX. I installed correctly, but after the boot, ask me if start in safe mode, safe mode with command promp, ... I select all the variants , but everytime, the windows not started and the systems reboot, What can i do?

Try temporarily connecting a standard keyboard. If it now boots up o.k., the OS should write the prescence of the wireless device to BIOS and you should be able to boot up with your wireless devices only.

HERE IS THE SITE FOR DRIVERS AND BIOS UPDATE FOR THE ASROCK K7S41GX (http://www.asrock.com.tw/mb/download.asp?Model=K7S41GX&o=All)

Or reset motherbord settings to defaults you can reset with 2 methods.
(1)Pull cmos cell from motherbord for 10 minutes so all settings defaults.
(2) Find jumper on motherbord named "Clear cmos" It has 1-2-3 pins.Put jumper in 2-3 position and thne power up then again put pin in 1-2 position thne all settings defualts.
Refix RAM memory.Clean dust from all parts.
Open processor and processor fan.
Remove pci cards from motherbord then check.
Make sure motherbord not ground with cabinet.
Let me know if you need further assistance.

If you hear just one short beep on the onboard speaker it means that everything is fine. You should download the drivers for the onboard sound from Asrock website.

i have problem my motherboard asrock k7s41gx i install the os xp service pack 3 but the audio didnot detect and the video card didnot detect how i do to detect the audio and video card

If you can download the lastest bios for that PC from the internet that should fix your problem if that does fix issue reinstalling windows or does Xp restore from cds will

GO INTO THE BIOS AT BOOT AND DISABLE/TURN OFF ONBOARD VIDEO .
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Although this is almost always a hardware problem, pinpointing which hardware is the culprit can be a tedious task so before making any hardware changes, assume first that this may be is a software problem. Assuming that you have Windows XP installed as your OS. You can try fixing your system with System Restore. To do this, turn on your PC and press F8 during the boot-up process. Select Safe Mode and login with an Administrator Account. A pop-up window will then prompt you to enter Windows in Safe Mode or just Restore your system by using System Restore, choosing NO will automatically open up the SYSTEM RESTORE window. Choose a restore point (a point or a date where your PC worked well before having problems). Your PC will reboot with the configuration set on your selected restore point. If this doesn;t solve the problem. You can try fixing your system using your Windows XP installation CD. Just don't forget to set your CD as the first boot device.

Hi, the only reason that comes to mind here is your version of XP. A retail version will load on almost anything, a version supplied with a brand name computer may only be suitable for that brand, Dell/HP etc. Sorry if I am not much help, don't discard your old board, you could buy an add on card for ide connection then disable the onboard one and continue with the old system. Goodluck mistyman