I hav p4 comp but i don't know company of my motherboard!!help... plzzzzzzz?
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1. see your mother board on a chip there is written which company's it is and its model number and another that when you start your computer on the screen there is written in big font.\n2. to install VGA driver right click in the desktop and then select properties and then click setting then click advanced and then click the adapter tab and click the properties button and then follow the instructions.\n3. to find best and correct drivers for your devices go to www.driverheadquarters.com and download the driver detective tool or go to google and then search driver detective.
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Download CPU-z and check the ram.  It will tell you everything about your Motherboard and the components.
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find out the manufacturer of your motherboard, then go to their website - they should have a list of the BIOS beep codes so you can diagnose the problem better.
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You need to check with ASUS and see if they have a BIOS recovery utility. It should include instructions on how to use it also.
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Check your motherboard at \nhttp://www.coastmemory.com and see what they recommend.  They have a fairly complete Motherboard lookup.
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go to bios and check the memory (ram) and \n\nfloppy drive conection to you mother board...
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1.Identify the motherboard manufacture and the chipset series from the Manuals or use software like siso sandrosoft\n\n2.Go their site and download the appropriate drivers from their site.
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Its called a flash. TO flash the Bios. Theres software to do it. Check with your motherboards manufacture.
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Tom,\n You should go to the computer maunfacturer's website (hp.com, ibm.com, etc.) and search for your computer's model number. Under the downloads section, you will find a BIOS flash. Write down the version from the website, restart your computer, and get into the BIOS (usually hit F2, some are F8 or Del). That will tell you if you have the latest BIOS or not, matching the written down one with the one the computer says it has. Go back to the website and download/apply the BIOS flash as needed.\nCheers.
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Again, we have people trying to answer questions they know nothing about. The problem you have is the technology for this board has become outdated and ASUS doesn't support it on their website any longer. I would go back to their web site and use the "Contact Us" information to force them to give you the specs on your board. It could be listed elsewhere on the internet, but I can't find it either.\n\nHere is the link for their contact information and Motherboard support team.\n\nhttp://support.asus.com/contact/contact.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
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are you sure, check the bios battery, and motherboards are even repaired so try that, and if you want to purchase one, you will have to check your cpu is compatible with your new motherboard or not. and if you still want to buy one, try e bay, or any computer hardware store near your home,
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go to www.crucial.com.  On the right hand side, there is a program that scans your whole computer.  complete the scan.  It will let you know what your system's capabilities are and what you can add.\n\nEdit - All hardware is NOT compatible.  You need to know what your motherboard configuration is.  If you have an AGP slot and get a PCI-E video card, then it's worthless. Also if you upgrade your ram, you need to get the right RAM or else your computer will go haywire on you.
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Okay.. I do this all the time (build computers) so you need to find out what cables you have coming from the case. Then you need to consult your mobo's manual which WILL tell you where to plug each specific connector in. (all the plugs should say on them what they represent)\n\nIf you would like for me to talk you through this as apposed to checking your book etc, they you can e-mail me on Mikeo_2121@Yahoo.co.uk with your motherboard make and model. I can talk you through it from start to end!\n\nRegards, mike =)
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go to your manufacturers website, or the website manufacturer of the motherboard, and enter the model number and search for specifications.  It may also be in your manual.  Today's comptrs usually take 4gb RAM.\n\nYeah if u just want to know what u got now do as above.  What I've said is to give u the maximum capacity.
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The part number is on the top of the battery, so yeah... open 'er up and take a look.  You might need to just take the battery out and show it to them, but that'll clear your CMOS settings for the BIOS.  If that isn't a problem for you, go for it.
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you know, all you simply had to do is to go to the computer's manufacturer's site and you could of found out how many pins where in that processor...\n\n\nbut, if you have a P3 processor, take into consideration that a P4 is twice as small as the P3 processor and it has 270 pins.\n\nabout your processor, you may accidentally broken a pin or bent it. When ever this happens, a blue screen comes up and flashes, then rebost the compter. \n\nIt is now that I recommend for u to buy a new processor, including the motherboard, as to there is no way to solve the problem unless you purchase one.
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Manual for the motherboard.\nIf you don't have the manual, check the motherboard model and find the manual online.