Matsonic MS8147C+ (N82E16813184008) Motherboard - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Unfortunately I think the Athlon XP is a 462 pin package and the MS8147C+ has a SocketA/Socket 462 socket for the CPU. The Athlon 64 3800+ is a 940 pin package and requires a AM2 socket, so this CPU will not physically fit.

i use 40gb ok....

You can download your required driver from this link here.

http://www.edriverdownload.com/matsonic-ms9138d-ms9138d-driver.html

Good Luck

control panel sounds and audio,volume you can adjust the volume or advanced,speakers select appropriate speakers or audio you will find 3 drop down lists make sure you have selected the right speakers or control panel,administrive tools,computer management,device manager,sound,could be a yellow question mark? right click to re-install drivers hope this helps

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Video Driver for ms 8318e can be found by following the link below.

http://www.pcdriverupdate.com/videodrivers/Matsonic/8669.html

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http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/MATSONIC/MS9138D-SERIES-VERSION-1-3A-_E check this web page there are manuals for sale and user guide for download. If this is no help do a seach from google ie:ms9138d manual usually the d or e on the end is a minor difference in the board but you should be able to find the exact board notice there are even versions of that board!

Yep the motherboard supports the Socker A ( Socket 462) that the XP 2200 requires.

http://www.bios-drivers.com/drivers/182/182756.htm

try this. I dont know the date that you have the date info on the card and see if that website works.

I cant find specs or a good big pic so I can see it, the sata jacks are similar in appearance to usb potrs, on the Motherboard they are usually clumped together (If there's more than one), If it doesn't have them you can get a PCI card with SATA potrs and put that in.

You would need to do this from the BIOS. You would gain access to the BIOS during the first boot screen prior to Windows. It will either be "F12" or the "del" key most likely.

Once there, you'll most likely be looking fo something related to Integrated Peripherals and specifically onboard video adapter. You'd want to select some sort of disable option for this.

motherboard settings jumpers and so on

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Check the jumpers on the drive, should either be master/slave or all cable select.

http://www.driverguide.com/ go to this link and register your name you can down load driver for free

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have you checked your video (built-in or card) or your monitor sir?...does your mobo sir supports 2800 processors?i guess your mobo failed after doing so (upgrading from 1900-2800)...try to check it sir...hope this will help...

goodluck!

yes this motherboard supports celeron processors and pentium 4's

You said you tried them both one at a time....did you try one at a time trying both sockets? Sometimes a defective memory slot will cause the symptom you describe. Also, in rare cases, memory modules of the same type and speed may not operate together.

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