Ibm netvista 6792 drivers - IBM NetVista M42 PC Desktop

Go to the Lenovo Support web site then select to Download Drivers and Software, select the Find Product page tab, then Desktops & all-in-ones, then Netvista desktops, then Netvista Personal computer, then 8303, then All models and you will be given a list of all available driver downloads.

I am sending you the link from which you can download the required driver.

http://rhonline.net/free-ibm-netvista-8303-graphics-driver/

Thanks

Hi, Here you can find the drivers for your computer: http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-42954 Thanks and have a nice day ! J -

There is a Wake On LAN support on netvista 6792
and possibly this may be the reason

First, go into your BIOS, find the PnP hardware settings and disable Wake-on-LAN (it may be in a different category depending on your BIOS).


let me know if this has been perfrom

I checked at http://www.buffalotech.com/products/memory/select/select-dimm/ and according the the memory configurator there your IBM Netvista 6792 takes this type of memory which can be ordered from them PC-133mhz SDRAM DIMM 168 pin, it indicated that your pc has 3 slots for memory and the maximum size you can put in each slot is 512 MB which would give you the maximum memory of 1536 MB. I have had problems in the past when replacing memory in IBM PC's some modules won't work because IBM uses different memory than other Manufacturers. But give Buffalo a try, their memory is guaranteed.

maybe the ram is trying to clock at speed to high for your pc? you could try updating the bios, but be very care full if you do this or the mainbored will be no good.

Have you tried installing a different video card?
Thanks,
Lee

1 can help if you need it

It's not your driver. It's the video cable from the computer to the monitor.

Move it around at both ends and your colour will return to normal.

Either replace the cable or find where it is happy and then hold it in that position with something.

It's a common fault to all monitor cables..and nearly always the red wire.

You will need to install the XP drivers for you model IBM, you can download them from the IBM website find the link to support and driver download. You could use the driver restore disk that came with your IBM "IF" it came with "XP" installed. BPCS