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There are no Gigabyte drivers for this motherboard under Win 7. Use the default Win7 drivers for the VIA 600 chip set. If the default Win7 drivers do not work, (A 0.1% chance), the solution is LINUX.

The video chip is a Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900 Use the default Microsoft driver, or the Intel driver at https://downloadcenter.intel.com/de/search?keyword=Intel+GMA+900+Xp+

does the computer put anything on the screen? does the computer one beep after self test? what kind of lights or no power at all any errors. windows boot up problems

These cards were new back in 1995. It WILL work installed in one of the PCI slots, but you will probably have to settle for the default VGA drivers since there most likely won't be anything available for the newer OS's. Don't expect great video quality of fast performance either since machines of that vintage clocked around 200 Mhz, unlike the 2+ GHz machines of today. Good Luck!

Assuming that your monitor is good only thing you can do at this juncture is to replace the cmos chip. And if that does not do it, look for blown capacitors on board and replace. If neither of these steps resolves the issue it is time for new mo bo.

Gigabyte is not SuperMicro, so it is not likely, but you can try.

http://www.gigabyte.de/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4664#dl

These chipsets do not have drivers for Win98

1. North Bridge: Intel® P31/G31 Express
2. South Bridge: Intel® ICH7

The manual is at http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2331#manual The choice is among twenty languages.

http://www.gigabyte.de/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3290#manual

Check your bios to see if your sound card software changed the order of operation for sound devices. Video cards can also effect this too. Good luck.

TRY REALTEK.

Assemble wire, you must mean install the power supply cords. 1. Find the long cord called "24 Pin", the motherboards usually have that plug on the right hand side, above the SATA connectors 2. Most motherboards need a 4 or 8 pin plug in order to power the CPU, most modern power supplys have adequate connectors, should be somewhere on the rails. 3. Your case has specific wires needed to be plugged in, usually on the bottom. Follow your case instructions for this.

Actually you cannot really format your main hard drive since doing so destroys and removes all of the data on the drive including the software. It is tantamount to hari kari To format any drive you hook it up to ANOTHER computer as a slave and then have the main computer format the slave. Or using external software that the computer boots up from you then instruct the software to format the drive.

Sometimes you can download an auto flash from your motherboards manufacturing website. Flash BIOS. You can also flash the bios by using the command prompt.

Hi, is the board ga m800m or v800m please. There appears to be no board with that designation. If it was an OEMit would still bear the ASUS designation? If you are certain of the model please let me know and I will see if I can track it down

attach power and data cables, use a new data cable. check that the hdd pwers up when the pc is switched on. as the machine boots up go into the bios and check whether it is detected there. There might be an option in bios to switch between IDE mode and native SATA mode. without changing in bios just go into it and then press F10 to save and exit. If the drive does not show up then restart and re-enter bios then change the forementioned option to the other stting and press F10 again to save and exit. You should be lucky hopefully. If this procedure does not give any joy check that your drive is compatible with your board. If it is a newer drive it may well need to have jumpers adjusted to set it to SATA2,which is what that board used I believe. Good Luck

sadly that mobo is so old you may have difficulty finding some. now with that said what os you need the drivers for? if it is for xp you will definatley have your hands full but you could go to the msi website and do a search under support for legacy products ( end of life or discontinued products).

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=2304#manual http://www.pcityourself.com/building/frontPanelConnections.php FRONT PANEL CONNECTIONS IN GENERAL.

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