The markings on the motherboard are KT^ DELTA MS 659 OVER : 2 1996. I used a wipe out disk to try to clean up a major virus infestation. The disk worked very well. It wiped every thing out. I thought that by putting a new hard drive in that I could reinstall Win XP pro. but that didn't help. How do I start over? signed dummy

Sounds like your O/S was damaged when the old MB failed. I'd boot the computer with yoru system disk and run a scandisk or, in the case of Win Vista or 7, choose the option to repair Windows.

Hi,
On the motherboard the pinouts on the front panel should be colour coded, and marked with letters like in this picture >>>>>


The connectors are also marked corresponding to where the connect on the motherboard, like in this picture >>>>>>


If the board is not colour coded then the motherboard will marked with the same letters, you may need a strong light and a magnifying glass to see the marks and they are usually at the bottom right of the motherboard.

Regards.

http://eu.msi.com/product/mb/KT6-Delta-SR--LSR--FISR--FIS2R.html#/?div=Driver

drivers can be found there

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If you are using windows XP for you're operating system you can use MS disk manager to delete the XXCLONE partition. Click the start button, click run and type in; diskmgmt.msc
Once in disk manager use the help button as you're guide.

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Mike

is it getting overheated?

have you cleaned the heatsinks and fans lately?

Heat id the major killer of computers....it could be you need to clean things up so it stays cooler.

Could be a bad power supply as well.

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Hi,
continuos beep error code is related to no power or loose card.

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Sounds like you have a MAJOR spyware and or virus infestation. You can try using Spybot to clean the spyware, but usually when it's bad as you're explaining, your best bet is to backup your files to an external or flash drive and wipe the computer, reinstalling a clean copy of Windows (or system restore / system recovery, depending on what software came with the computer).

Remember, even if you get rid of all the spyware, which is doubtful at this point - you still don't undo the damage that the spyware has done, so you may not be any better off after cleaning.

Hope this helps - good luck and remember to rate!

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if you can try using that same HD in another comp setting it as a slave, if you still have problems like its not being detected then there you go

Up to 160 GB is supported by the KT4 Ultra (MS-6590)