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if you have a video VGA plug on back of your computer and it is not an added card, then it is built in. You can disable most on-board video via settings in the rom bios.

http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=420&OSID=1&CatID=1010&SubCatID=104

that should be the adudio driver your looking for

there is also a link at the top "driver agent" that will scan your computer and find the right drivers for all your hardware

Drivers

I stumbled across a site awhile ago with all of the syntax mobo stuff. It's not active anymore, but the archived version seems to be pretty complete.
http://web.archive.org/web/20061105180703/http://64.168.125.230/support/SyntaxDownloads/

I stumbled across a site awhile ago with all of the syntax mobo stuff. It's not active anymore, but the archived version seems to be pretty complete.
http://web.archive.org/web/20061105180703/http://64.168.125.230/support/SyntaxDownloads/

Focus on getting your network card driver. Once you get that, you can download the others on your desktop. I can't tell you where to find it because I would need the make and model of your pc. If it's Dell for example, go to the Dell.com website and go to support. Enter you make/model and find driver downloads. Then download the appropriate driver for you NIC.

what browser are you using?i think you need to reinstall the browser

Hey there,

You dont have to worry about anything.

go to you manufacturer web site in the search pane type your M/B Model no. And download the drivers. this is the best way to download.

else Go to google and type for "download Drivers for .........Your m/b Model no". Select one of the site who are providing drivers.
Thanx

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Romy

You can find it in .doc format at; http://web.archive.org/web/20031119100319/http://64.168.125.230/support/Syntax/Motherboard/SV266A/Manual/SV266A%20(1.0).zip Can easily view it with the free MS Word Viewer (or OpenOffice if you have it), then convert it to PDF with one of the many free PDF printers (such as PDFCreator))

I couldn't find a PDF version of it, but there's a .doc version in the archives at; http://web.archive.org/web/20031119100319/http://64.168.125.230/support/Syntax/Motherboard/SV266A/Manual/SV266A%20(1.0).zip

here is a link to get the manual:

http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=350156

Yes, you can.

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You can get it at; http://web.archive.org/web/20031119100319/http://64.168.125.230/support/Syntax/Motherboard/SV266A/Manual/SV266A%20(1.0).zip

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New motherboards cost like 35 pounds, so repair is out of the question, when replacement will give you up to date technology, and much more features.

I can see your motherboard supports only 'AGP' video cards, which are both older, of lower performance, and quite often more expensive. If you choose to upgrade your motherboard, choose one with 'PCI-Express' video card capability.

In addittion, your board supports only Intel Socket 478 CPU's, these are beginning to show their age in performance terms now, so I'd suggest you consider a CPU & Motherboard bundle, which saves you money, and you can even get one that can use your old DDR memory from the other motherboard.

As a video card choice, there is only ATI, and Nvidia chips out there, so if ATI, you need at least an X1900 series or better, if Nvidia, you need at least an 8700 GT series or better.

Good luck.

I can't find a manual, but I did find a site that helps solve problems with this motherboard - and therefore may answer you questions anyway. The site can be found here:

http://www.computer-help.net/Syntax-SystemBoard-SV266a-Notes.htm

I can't find a manual, but I did find a site that helps solve problems with this motherboard - and therefore may answer you questions anyway. The site can be found here:

http://www.computer-help.net/Syntax-SystemBoard-SV266a-Notes.htm

I can't find a manual, but I did find a site that helps solve problems with this motherboard - and therefore may answer you questions anyway. The site can be found here:

http://www.computer-help.net/Syntax-SystemBoard-SV266a-Notes.htm