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http://global.aopen.com/products_detail.aspx?auno=255# HERE.NO PICTURE SORRY.

http://global.aopen.com/products_download.aspx?auno=787 DRIVER.

hey get the drivers for ur motherboard from here

http://www0.shopping.com/xPF-MicroStar-MSI-865PE-NEO2-PLS-INTEL-865PE-CHIPSET-ULTRA-ATA100-ATX-FORM-FACTOR-1xAGP-8X-5xPCI-4xDDR-W-SATALAN-

I am assuming that you are replacing or installing a new mobo. You need to read the manual to see if it has an option for speakers, most do. You need to look the details for the "front panel" where you connect wires for power, hard disk lights etc.

You can go to the link below and enter the board name is a MX4GER and that will give you your manuals Download Center

cmos to change

wow , hard to find it at this moment :P

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=23&PFid=23&Level=4&Conn=3&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#1

I like this board

Normally there is not such limit in recent moterboards, but if you used old motherboards which released during 2007-08 they can support upto 500GB per slot, and there is normally 2-4 slots for connection of HDD. In this way you can have upto 2TB of HDD storage.

If you open your motherboard, then you can see a lot of input and output ports behind the motherboard, where you connect VGA, mouse, keyboard etc wires at that place there is a 3.5mm jack which may be green in color, you can connect specker wire there A red mark is shown

I think it has to be...... :)

if you are directly connected to the router via ethernet go through the ip gateway, open up a web browser usually d-links ip gateway are 192.168.1.1, you might have to look up you model. Also note you may have a default login and password, such as admin for password and admin for user. note you can also reset the password on the router by holding the reset button for 10 seconds. More questions heres a refrence guide http://www.dlink.com/-/media/Consumer_Products/DSL/DSL%202750B/Manual/DSL_2750B_B1_Manual_v1_00_EN.pdf

On a windows XP based system, if you swap the cab;es and don't reboot the system it will not recognize the changes. Try changing the cables one at a time and reboot in between it may then recognize the changes and start working.

Led 2 flashing indicates the the computer is undergoing POST (testing components). If it flashing then something is wrong, usually the computer beeps a cumber of times which translates to a code eg ram error. When led 2 is stable, the computer completed POST and is booting up through bios and then the OS. Led 1 on which means the computer is receiving power. See Manual: http://global.aopen.com/userdownload_List.aspx?RecNo=10062&Model=1258

If you forgot your BIOS password. see this... http://www.wikihow.com/Break-a-BIOS-Password If the above does not work, and you have important files that you don't want to lose, you could try this... Pull the hard drive out, and use a "USB Hard Drive Adapter" (available fairly cheap online) to connect the hard drive to a friend's computer, and save all the personal files (documents, pictures, etc.) you can to a folder on the friend's computer or an external hard drive. At least you may not lose you files.

here you go load at download from link http://global.aopen.com/products_detail.aspx?auno=173

http://global.aopen.com/products_download.aspx?auno=255

driver not usually required; what model? You wont get a response without a model number, this is your 2nd post

number?