Need drivers fir K7-via motherboard

Hello the drivers from this site should fit your mainboard:

http://global.aopen.com/products_download.aspx?sDropDownProd=52

Please unzip the files bofore you install.

Install the 4 in 1 chipset driver first and reboot.

Install next the sound driver.

Here is also the VIA site:

http://www.via.com.tw/en/support/drivers.jsp

Here is some info:

SY-7VBA 133
Description
- 66/100/133 MHz FSB FC-PGA 370 Based ATX Motherboard
Processor
- FC-PGA 370 Pentium III Processors with 100/133MHz FSB
- Socket 370 for Celeron Processors with 66/100MHz FSB
Chipset
- VIA 693A + 686A Chipset
- 66/100/133MHz CPU FSB
System Memory
- Three 168-pin SDRAM DIMM sockets support up to 1.5GB
- PC133/PC100 DIMM support
- Provides ECC (Error Checking Correction) capability
On Board Audio Subsystem
- AC97 CODEC on board to provide audio solution.

SOYO has closed there support site many years ago.

Good luck

Why need SATA driver you configure 1.5GB data transfer setting jumper your hard drive slave.

The mobo is able to work without drivers, but you will not have the best performance. If you want drivers you can search to the ASUS site or google.

Hi,
You donot mention here the exact mother board model no of murcury, But still in giving you one link from where you can download the drivers Here you will find three model no mention below. Pls choose the exact model no. from here to get the exact model no , check *********** board box or bill. if still you you donot get the exact model no . then pls try all three model drivers on by one. One will be right driver. It will not take mch time to try all one by one.
1. KOB KT266a FDSX - AMD K7 (Socket A) Mainboard w/ VIA KT266A
2. KOB KT266a FSX - AMD K7 ATX Mainboard w/ VIA KT266A chipset
3. KOB KT266a FDSUX - AMD K7 (Socket A) Mainboard w/ VIA KT266A
the link is :- http://www.mercury-pc.com/downloads_list.php

http://driverscollection.com/?H=SY-KT600%20DRAGON%20Plus%20v.2.0&By=SOYO i didnt have time to test the links but it has info on the divers making it easier to find each one elswhere via file searching

this is the download link for the drivers

http://www.soyo.com/product/Intel_Pentium_4/27/SY-P4X400_DRAGON_Lite/148

This is a Soyo motherboard which was discontinued some time ago. Soyo does provide some support, though, with drivers and the manual located here:

http://www.soyo.com/content/Downloads/155/&c=37&p=146&l=English

The buzzer you are hearing is the ABR Buzzer. ABR stands for Anti-Burn Regulator. Circuitry on the MB monitors the internal CPU temperature, and when it rises above a certain level, the buzzer sounds and the system will shut down, to prevent the CPU from being fried.

In my experience, this is typically due to a malfunctioning CPU fan. You said yours is spinning at boot, so it might not be the fan. It may also be that you are trying to use a CPU that is not fully compatible with the motherboard (especially one that is 6 years old). If this is the case, the ABR software may be mis-reading the data from the CPU, thinking it is overheating, and then shutting it down.

The manual is one of the best I've seen as for detail and explanations, so I'd give it a look. This is the direct link for it:

http://www.soyo.com/uploads/downloads/manuals/k7/mk7vx4b12.pdf

Also, if you are trying to overclock the CPU, that can cause overheating in a hurry, and result in a shutdown. You might want to reset the motherboard to factory defaults (remove the CMOS battery, wait a bit, re-install it), in case a previous owner had been using overclocking.

Cheers
Nick

I have had alot of problems with soyo mobo's.  Seems the drivers that they provide for the USB are crappy.  Best stick with windows default drivers.

my operating system is xp. thanks

Es esto lo que buscas?

http://www.soyo.com/uploads/downloads/drivers/via-pro/via4in1446vp6.exe