I can't find drivers to packard bell model utow-aus

Sounds like you dont have correct driver loaded on pc,
install samsung kies to pc, this will load proper driver.

Packard Bell? Those are old, I would guess not many if any of the modern day slots.

Have you checked the wall socet has power and is turned on? have you checked the power cable?

in my research i did it seems to be a packard bell desktop is it right...give more details in order to assit you better...

I have a Packard Bell motherboard MS-7301 VER:1.0 The computer does not boot up. The computer is about 4 years old model type UTOW - CUB SERIAL # 049924520227 Any solutions?

its the video card, its a known issue sorry not software, but hardware

You can check your pc if its wireless enabled if you have a wireless adapter installed on your system with the necessary drivers, if you dont have the device, then you have to purchase a wireless adapter from the computer shop and install its device driver in order for it to work. If you have a hardware and have the driver installed, you go to control panel and network connections if you have windows xp, you should configure it to get ip from your router in order for you to get connected to your wireless router, and also you make sure that wireless is enabled on your router when you configure it.

you will not be able to get the drivers for the packard bell computer, especially for windows XP. the computer was discontinued way before XP came out, as well as the company going out of business. There is a new packard bell company, but based in Europe only. In addition, when you use the HP cd, it will probably say not compatible with non-hp computers.
your best bet is to download you important information and store it on a new unit.

First things first: "work" in giving this away has dodged the "responsible disposal" bullet. Drivers for this unit are probably limited to windows 98 or earlier, as the last Packard-Bell was produced in that era. Drivers for sound in particular were Packard-Bell only, and since they aren't around any more unless you can get your hands on the original installation CD you're out of luck to make the existing soundcard work. You do howrever have the option to install a newer soundcard, that should fix that issue. As for the shutting down, make sure the heatsink has good thermal contact with the processor as it sounds like the processor may be overheating. If there's a fan make sure it is running.

You've got a challenge if you want to see it all work, have fun.

Please look on the case of the PC, fron back & sides. There should be a model number. (There is no such number you posted, Packard Bell UTOW CO20).

Mike