I have a ga-7va Rev.1 board that's been running 98 for ages and I've been
trying to install (upgrade to) win2k but keep hitting a problem - it seems
win2k wants a hard disk controller driver that I don't seem to be able to
find anywhere

    I just installed a GA-K8NSC-939 motherboard with a AMD Athlon
3000+ 64 Bit chip. This motherboard has 2 serial or gaming ports on
it. Eveyrthing works okay except for the 2nd serial port or gaming
port. I can't get the driver to install. It has a yellow exclamation

Could someone please help me with the following queries:
I have a Gigabyte GA-81848P(-G) which supports IDE/ATA and SATA
http://www.giga-byte.com/Products/Motherboard/Products_Overview.aspx?ProductID=1769
I currently have one IDE/ATA hardrive with Windows XP installed on it

Well, I decided to get the Zalman CNP9500 since in theory it is quiter
than the Gigabyte 3d Rocket I used on a previous system, but I'm
baffled how to install it on the GA-K8N Ultra-9. From what I can tell,
for AMD use, the Zalman CNP9500 uses two screws at the midpoint of two

I usually have several desktops and a laptop at any one time, with
backup and image-copy drills so that if I don't have time to wrestle
with a hardware problem I can move wholesale to another system and
carry on.

No matter what I try, including having uprated the firmware, I cant
change the SSID as it shows in the setup for wireless.
Attempting to change it and clicking on set (or whatever the button is
that is supposed tho change it at the bottom of the page),it keeps

Hey All, I just purchaced a non working GA-7N400 Pro 2 MB from ebay. I
installed known working components after clearing the BIOS and
removing the battery overnight and booted with a PCI Post Mortem card
in the bottom PCI slot. It comes up with the error code of F5 which I

Can anyone help me with this problem?
I have the MB board installed and am able to configure the BIOS.
I have a DVD drive connected as a slave to the RED PATA IDE channel 1
connector that works fine.

I have just put myself together a pc with spec as:
Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro Sli mobo
AMD Athlon 64 x2 4400+
Evga Geforce 7800 GT (PCI-E)

Does anyone know as to whether GA-8IPE775G Rev 1.1 can support Intel's
65 nm CPU 651 (3.4G).  In Gagabyte's website it said it doesn't for
rev. 1.1 but OK for rev. 1.2 with F6 BIOS.
But ver.1.1 and 1.2 looks very alike and I wonder how true is the

I have 2 WD2500JS Sata2 drives that I have jumpered down to 150 and
still the bios won't detect either of the drives.  I have tried the Sil
and the nVidia controllers.  Only help from gigabyte was telling me to
install the driver.  The problem is the BIOS shows none for the SATA

Yesterday I decided to reinstall Windows XP a fresh. My PC has Raid O
configuration and thus I had to download a driver that I saved onto a
floppy. This should have been activated in the blue Windows setup
screen by pressing F6.

I had one 184-pin 512 MB DDR PC2100 RAM module installed and now I want
to add another 512MB stick.  When I add a second module of the same RAM
(184-pin 512 MB DDR PC2100 RAM ), the system just doesn't see it.  It
sees the original 512MBs, but it doesn't see the new RAM. I've tried

I have a K8N Pro-SLI with a stereo speakerset connected to the line-out of
the onboard audio. This output always gives a certain degree of background
noise, which is very clearly audible. When there's network traffic, the
noise becomes louder than my PC. I also connected the ...

I have a GA-K8VM800M MB with a 64 bit 3000+ processor and when I
installed the Sata drive( WD 250 Gig) as the boot drive I had problems
until I moved the IDE drive that was IDE0 Primary Master to Slave.
Then it acknowledged the SATA as the boot drive but named it as G:\