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iceman205
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 Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 9:46 pm Post subject: msi motherbourd drivers for the usb ports |
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| hi new to forum and ive been looking for the drivers on a msi 865 pe neo2-v bourd the drivers are for the usb ports i cant seem to use mine and id like to get all the right drivers for the bourd running a intel p4 chip with ht any help or even a download for drivers would be really appreciated thx all |
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evasive
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iceman205
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 12:12 am Post subject: |
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| tryed but my ports arnt working is there a seperate on off |
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evasive
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What operating system are you using, which ports do not work or better said, how do you know they are not working?
If you have installed the chipset drivers after installing SP3 for XP or SP4 for windows 2000, your USB ports should show up in device manager without any (1) or (?)
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iceman205
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 12:56 am Post subject: |
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| i have a new usb device 1 gig card and tried to use it in 4 of my ports and it dont show up ive even tried to use a wirless mouse it wont work my os is xp pro have all updates and even did the new hardware wizard no go |
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evasive
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brand/model of that 1G card?
brand/model of that wireless mouse?
these devices sometimes need a seperate driver as well. USB is just an universal way of connecting not magically install things in your OS...
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iceman205
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| Posted: Sun Oct 25, 2009 12:19 pm Post subject: |
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| never had to use seperate drivers or anything just plug and play |
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Karlsweldt
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There should have been a CD disk with the mobo, which has all the proper drivers for that model. If not, then the MSI home site should have the driver set either in current or archive sector. Or try this site.. http://www.drivers.mrjuan.com/brand-13-msi.html
Many MSI plus other mobo models listed.
The chipset driver is the most critical one.. if the OS cannot work with the chipsets, then very few features will work properly.
Go to the Settings/Control Panel page and then to the System icon. Choose Hardware then Device Manager. If any features require drivers or have problems, then they will have a warning mark or 'splatz'.. or be part of an expanded branch with warning marks.
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