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I am looking for a onboard driver for Display for my L4VXAG
Hi I updated XP Pro to SP2 and lost my graphics, Some information on the motherboard is ICES-003 also L4VXAG rev 1.0, I look in the device Manager and I have ? marks on the Video Controller and it is marked as other .. my color quality is only 4bit ..
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The drivers that you need for devices built into your motherboard (sound video, ethernet etc.) Are usually contained on a system support / driver CD that was shipped from the manufacturer with the motherboard. If you do not have this CD, you will have to visit the motherboard manufacturer's website to download the drivers that you need.
Once you get to the website, look for the model number of your motherboard (usually stamped on the board itself) in the support or downloads section of the web site. Be sure the drivers you download are for the operating system you are using (XP, Vista , etc.)
In the event that you cannot locate the driver(s), look for a "contact us" link on the website support or home page. This link will provide you with contact information (phone or E-mail) and allow you communicate your problem to them.
As a last resort, you can do a google seach for your motherboard drivers - something like "Biostar 4035d7 motherboard drivers". However the search results may take you to the web site of companies where you have to pay for access to their driver database.
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The PC Chips MB PCCHIPS SiS746FX M848A V5.0 462 motherboard does not have onboard video, correct? So if you can obtain the make and model of your video card, you can then find the Windows XP drivers online for download. Then you would be able to provide said drivers when the "system asks you to update SiS 2615 Display Adapter driver"
*Another quick fix would be to use a different VGA card, if you have one available?
*Now, I have never been prompted to update display driver before or during a windows installation or update. So that step I would require a little more detail on. I have only been prompted for mass storage drivers (as seen in screenshot).
If you right click on the wallpaper and go to the VC Conrol Center, you will see 2 vc, one with the normal resolution and other with 600x400 and 8 bits. This is perfectly normal
Without the model number, chipset info and socket type of the mother board, it's hard to help. But you can check HERE and see if that's what you're looking for.
Did *********** board come with a CD disc? If so, the drivers are on it.
The last idea is to run Windows Update, as it will sometimes let you download updated drivers.
Kaiwah, You never said how old the MB is, but it looks like the onboard
video is bad. If it is still under warranty have them fix it. If not go
out and get a new board. I have seen yours for about less than $100.00
bucks
first update the bios of your system.
Then remove the drivers using safe mode, Download new drivers from nvidai web site ( do not use the drivers on the vga's cd). Disable any antivirus software and try again.
If you are sure it is a motherboard problem relating to the on board ethernet connection, purchase a PCI slot ethernet card and see if using the card manufacturers drivers are better than the motherboard ethernet drivers.
Although i'm not sure how a slow connection is the motherboard problem, it maybe that it's SP2 thats the problem.
Have you checked the driver that is used for the onboard ethernet connection, it maybe you need to re-install original motherboard ethernet driver you got with it.
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