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> i lost my graphics and sound card driver, i reinstalled windows.
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post Nov 15 2004, 07:29 AM
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any other info i can provide?

I have lost my sound and my graphics have turned horrible ever since i re installed windows. I think it is because i have deleted my sound & graphic card drivers. May i know how i could fix this? Btw, my computer only allows me to put my colour on '2colours' or '16colours' and my current 640X480 resolution


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post Nov 15 2004, 01:43 PM
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This happened after you reinstalled windows?

Have you downloaded the latest drivers for each of these devices and installed them?


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How did you do the re-install? Was it with the full version of Windows or a restore CD that came with the computer?


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i deleted everyfile of my previous windows[ME] manually and installed windows98.I have no idea what driver to download as i dont know what drivers are needed for the devices
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I would like to see what your computer has.

Please d/l Everest Home v1.51 from here. When you are finished, click the green icon and select report ->report wizard -> select system summary only -> and next. When the report comes on the screen, select save to file. Open the file, and copy all of it up to debug PCI. Paste it as a reply, if you have any information like (100.000.0.000), please change it to xxx.xxx.xx.xxx

With the information that you provide, I will be able to help you find the proper drivers.


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i have downloaded and installed everest but when i perform a system summary , my computer hangs and i have to restart it . I have re-downloaded and re-installed but my computer still hangs.
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Try booting into safe mode and running everest there


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still jams/hangs.. on safe mode
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Have you opened up your computer before? If you have, you may want to check for loose connections to see if everything is in tight. In your situation, I would re-seat all of the connections: hard drive, RAM, and even the CD/DVD drives.

If possible, can you provide the mobo name? Even the exact brand name and model number would help, such as E-machine T-2460.


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wats a mobo? huh.gif where do i find the brand name and model number?
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mobo is short for motherboard.

You can find the brand name and model number of the computer by what is on front of the case. If you bought it at a store such as Best Buy or Radio Shack, then common names may be Compac, E-Machine, Dell, HP, but there are others.

If your computer was bought from an individual, then it could be "home-built" and there would not be a model name on it. You may need to call them and ask them about the motherboard.


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