Thanks Collieweb I already installed the OS and i'm running winxp.. the problem is i can't find the right driver for the motherboard to run properly from MSI website... can anyone help me?

Reason Is Simple! If You Haven't Already Known, Windows XP Service Support Ended 2 years Ago, And Basically When you install Software And or Drivers for a Windows XP Computer... it Will Not Run Due to them being incompatible or Not Supported Due To Microsoft Canceling Support.

You have to install the audio device drivers for the audio device to work. In case you don't have the installation cd here is a link for direct download from the official site. Choose your op. system (win XP, win 7 etc) and proceed to download and run the proper file.

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You have not install the correct onboard Graphic Card driver for your Mainboard, so you currently are running on Generic Graphic drivers and you have a low resolution.

From the specifications of your Mainboard, assumption that you are using WinXP or W2K OS.

You can download and install the "Intel® Extreme Graphics Driver for 845 Chipset-​Based Intel Desktop Boards" to your system.

Hope it helps.

Click Here for the link to the Intel Chipset drivers for the b450 model running xp.

If this is what you already have, then try to be a little more specific on what Model you have, what OS you are running, and exactly what you are looking for.

Good Luck

The recommended solution is to upgrade for version 18.

I'd guess you already tried running the installer by choosing Run this program in compatibility mode (by right clicking and choosing properties) and then right clicking again and Run as administrator.

Your next option is to run a virtual PC within your Win7 computer (or a dual boot system) with a compatible OS running on the "other" machine. With Win7 Pro and Ultimate, there is an option to download two programs and install them for a free WinXP virtual computer (XP mode). For the other primary OS's you'll need to have a valid license of the compatible OS to install in program that runs the virtualization or the second boot disc. Then install the Printmaster in the "machine" with the correct OS. You may find you need to save the files to external media to transfer them. (The virtual computer won't let you have one printer installed on both the virtual system and the real computer.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

hi,
please try to install the drivers forcefully.
right click>exclamation mark>update driver>install manually>dont connect the internet>select from specific location>sound and game controller>have disk and then give the path where driver file is saved.
thanks.

Apparently the XP Pro CD you are using is pre-SP2, thus causing the error. With XP RTM and SP1, you need to supply the proper SATA drivers for the chipset on the motherboard since there is no built-in support for SATA drives. You can download the drivers from http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Downloads/DownloadFile.aspx?catid=1&driverid=2214&areaid=2&LanID=0

During the XP setup you will need to press F6 to install these driver before attempting to copy the XP files to the drive. Or you could make a custom XP CD using the directions at http://maxeasyguide.blogspot.com/2008/04/preparations-for-winxp-installation-cd.html that has these SATA drivers already slipstreamed into the installation procedure.

Or if you know someone who has the WinXP Pro SP2 CD, you could borrow that for the install.

go to start/control panel/system/device manager this will have a list of all drivers on your computer
Check if any have a yellow mark on them
those with a yellow mark click the little cross by them this extend menu right click the listed item scroll to properties click it to open new popup go to drivers update driver it should ask to go on web to find it
I may not be video driver but something else modem printer or something else plugged in to your computer or recognized by it just check for the yellow mark

hi Sam9,

According to the motherboard specification page at HP http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00297771&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=482528

the HP M7071 has an integrated Realtek RTL8101L network controller.
The driver for this NIC can be found at
http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false&Langid=1&Level=5&PFid=6&PNid=6

You must download the version of the driver which is designed for the operating system (OS) which you are running on the M7071.

If you haven't changed the OS, Windows XP Media Center Edition should be the OS you are using and the "Auto installation program (support WinXP 64/Win98SE/WinME/Win2K/WinXP ver.681))(Submission ID: 1278018)" should be the driver you must download and install.

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Go start run then type DXDIAG and let me know for system models and i will find right driver for you!