Those not turn on screen or keybord on computer KV7

45% or 90% ??
umm if you can see the system tray you will have a graphics card icon there.
browse and find the settings for screen rotation and adjust from there.

Let me know how it goes.

Turn the computer off.
Disconnect the keyboard.
Take it to a computer-store, and purchase a replacement.
Give them the old keyboard, and ask them to responsibly "recycle" the old keyboard.

I found these Abit Socket A KV7 audio drivers here on their website.

Hope that helps.

The power good line on the power supply is the problem. Make sure the power cable is seated fully on the motherboard. Measure the voltage on the coin cell battery. It may need to be replaced. A low cell will stop it from booting. Worst case is a bad sector on the hard drive. That happens a lot too.

of you have the driver Cd, try reinstalling the driver.

press Fn key it is on keybord find it.then FN + contrsast it is on keybord fing ontrast icon it is on top of keybord.

Any video card that is AGP 8X not over and the more ram it has the better 256mb or if you can 512mb
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www.driverstock.com/Abit-KV7-V-driver-download/2-9-2855/index.html try to go to this site buddy..

you might be in luck, the last bios update covers 266 / 333 and 400 fsb cpu's
have a look here
http://www.uabit.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=32&Itemid=48&page=2&model=230

I can try and suggest you check the cables from you CD-ROM, any sort of damage the CD might have. Or then again, if your Hard Drive is SATA connected, then you'll need to load the SATA controler (F6 on the windows instalation) And, in last case, either upgrade your bios or try a different CD-ROM drive unit. But I would defenatly put my money on the cables.