I cant find any link for drivers

http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/list.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&m=m2n-mx%20se%20plus


HERE ARE THE SUPPORT-LIST OF CPU FOR THE
MOTHERBOARD.

Hello,

The following link will take you to the guide for your motherboard. In this guide, you will find instructions on how to connect the internal wiring.

Click here for manual

Regards,
G33k

please follow the link below for the download of the drivers.



http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOTHERBOARD/Asus/Asus-M2N-MX-SE-Chipset-Driver-6533.shtml



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Just you will go to asus webside and download the vga driver

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us

*********** board
http://www.motherboardpro.com/ASUS-M2N-MX-SE-Plus-Socket-AM2-NVIDIA-GeForce-6100-Micro-ATX-ASUS-Motherboard-Retail-p-523.html


seclect product = mother board

series =Socket-AM2-NVIDIA-GeForce-6100
model = M2N-MX

choice the OS and download

Go to this link and download your LAN driver:

http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?install_nav=1&SLanguage=en-us

You can call Asus and buy a new CD at 1-812-282-2787 US.
Or you can download the drivers directly from Asus and burn the drivers to CD/DVD-ROM disk. Link to Asus motherboard M2M-MX SE;
http://www.asus.com/Search.aspx?SearchKey=m2n-mx%20se

Cheers'
Mike

Hi bud , Follow the link attached for your MB Chipset Drivers http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/MOTHERBOARD/Asus/Asus-M2N-MX-SE-Chipset-Driver-6533.shtml

Have a great day

All of those drivers are available on the Asus website. Follow the link below and select what operating system and download the drivers you need. Asus M2N-MX

Your Motherboard has an onboard video chipset made by Nvidia. Nvidia and ATI have a history of not playing nice with each other.

I have 2 possible solutions for you.

1.) Remove the Radeon card and use the Nvidia onboard card (Essentially a Geforce 6100)

2.) Enter the bios (Usually done by hitting <Delete> or <F12> while the computer is booting up) Your Motherboards manual can tell you for certain. Then find the options for onboard video and disable it.

Then boot up the PC, When it say starting Windows press <F8> to bring up the windows boot menu. Select "Start in Safe mode" Once this loads up open the device manager, look under "Display adapters" find the entry for the Nvidia adapter, right click on it and select either "Uninstall" or "Disable this device"

Which you choose depends on your personal preference Whether you like Nvidia or ATI boards better.

If it makes your decision easier a Geforce 6100 is roughly equivalent to a Radeon 8500 in performance.

I hope this helps
Dave

I am only using the onboard video w/c is geforce 6100 nforce 430 chipsets. I already reformat the windows xp and loaded the CD driver that came together the mobo and still no problem.

I just want to know whats the cause, can drivers cause the problem? In nvidia there is no Geforce 6100 nforce 430 BUT there is Geforce6150SE nforce 430 and I already downloaded that thought that its the driver but when I am using it for 2-3 days it hangs and problem occur...but I am not so sure if thats the cause. Pls help me troubleshoot w/c is the problem.

Mobo chipsets or processor is defective?
I already tested the processor and it has no problem. I still dont know if the mobo is the fault. For 2 months of use I never had a problem like this.

pls help..thanks...