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Hi,
If you can locate the chipset on the mainboard for the sound card.
then download driver from other manufacturer ..
You will see for eg Intel ac97 or realtek audio something like that..
For your mainboard configuration it may be
Realtek Audio driver

OK
HERE ARE LINKS TO DOWNLOAD

http://www.nodevice.com/driver/IC7-G/get40802.html

2ND
http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/SOUND-CARD/OTHER-SOUNDCARDS/Abit-IC7-G-Realtek-Audio-Driver-376.shtml

OK

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It could be the hard drive or any usb devices plugged in when booting up the computer. Try unplugging the hard drive and remove any USB devices and then try turning on the PC.

Check the memory, one module at a time, in one memory slot at a time.

the C drive ( sata 1) holds all of the operating systems and programs , files and folders and data when you open up computer above the control panel you will see a list of all of the drives in the computer ie C drive g drive h drive etc everything is stored in c drive but if you want extra storage capacity when you want to save something click on save as and select the drive that it is to save on for example you write a document and you want to save it go save as give it a name and then on the left hand column you will see a list of places to save it to so high light drive g and it will go there another way is to open up the folder where something is and simply click and drag it to the drive you want example in photos ( in the photos section) you select a photo and click and drag that photo to drive d etc another way is to click and drag that drive to the desktop and from there click and drag all files to that icon

You may have one bad drive in your RAID

If there is a disk in the cd device the bios is set up to boot up from there first. So if you have a xp OS disk in there that is what will happen . Remove the disk and it should boot from the hard drive if it is properly loaded.