Hi there,
A while a go I took my computer to be repaired and I believe the man installed a new motherboard. I now have just reinstalled windows and I need to find out what sound, LAN, Graphics drivers I need and where I can download them from...
The spec of the motherboard is:
TIGER ONE, Foxconn Chip, AMD Chipset UYPB72904052
AMD Sempron Processor
3600+ 2.01 Ghz
896MB RAM
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Also download SIW http://www.gtopala.com/ (it's free)
This will give you information about motherboard and all of the devices on it. You can use that to search for the drivers or just post the motherboard manufacturer and code here.
When you get the Model Number, you can go here:
http://www.foxconnchannel.
You probably have a Socket 939. I don't think they made a Sempron 3600+ for the Socket AM2.
Thanks guys done all of the suggestions...
Coral47 I have followed your steps but my motherboard doesn't seem to be there...
Model - RS690M2MA
Version - 0A
Chipset Vendor - ATI Technologies Inc
Chipset Model - RS690 Host Bridge
South Bridge - IXP SB600 PCI to LPC Bridge
CPU - AMD Sempron 3600+
Cpu Socket - Socket AM2 [CPU 1]
Thanks for everyones help so far... Just need to find the right drivers now..
I'm getting the link below but it's not exactly your model but about the closest thing to it.
http://www.foxconnchannel.
OK Here are some of the devices.
http://hardware4linux.info
Realtek networking chip. Radeox X1200 graphics. Sound Azalia SB600.
Check these against SIW. It should show these as well.
Use the SIW application.
http://www.gtopala.com/ (it's free)
I've attached a screenshot of SIW in action. In the left pane I have scrolled down to show the hardware on the computer and have clicked on Video. In the right pane you can see the details of my video card.
If you can do this for your Video and Network card we can confirm that that you do have a Realtek NIC and Radeon X1200 graphics in your machine. If it confirms that then we can go find the proper drivers for the machine. Don't worry about searching for them; we can do that for you.
Don't worry if you think you are dumb. We all are at something or the other.
Using SIW
Thanks for that... Unfortunately the machine is my home computer and I am at work in the office - Internet is not working at home yet (Don't Ask) as I've just moved house...
I got some screen shots last night but not sure if they tell me what I need to know..
Got a feeling when I clicked on video there was nothing there..
Thanks for your help..
Image 1
Image 2
Realtek Drivers
http://www.realtek.com.tw/
If the graphics card is the Radeon X1200 and I think it is then the drivers are here
http://ati.amd.com/support
If the networking works then add a firewall and an antivirus package and point your computer at Windows update. I presume you are using Windows XP.
http://windowsupdate.com
Update and it may find some more drivers for you.
Any of these it?
AMD AM2 690 chipset:
http://www.foxconnchannel.
Is this a Dell, Compaq, HP, or other such thing?
http://www.foxconnchannel.
Thanks for all the help... Installed the LAN and Graphics drivers last night. All was fine, just need to install the .NET framework.
I now need to find the drivers for the Sound and Chipset?
I have got the following screenshots to show the details of my computer...
Are there anymore important drivers I need?
Thanks
New Hardware
Hardware Info
Motherboard
PCI
Sound
Sound 2
Sound 3
Sound 4
Sound 5
Sound 6
Video
Nope, I'm having trouble getting the rest of the drivers.
ATI who supply the drivers for your motherboard are of no help at their website.
What may work is when you get Internet access you can use the Foxconn live update process which will update your BIOS and drivers for you.
That download is here. It's not quite the right link but hopefully it should work for you.
http://www.foxconnchannel.
The chipset looks like an ATI 690 chipset but there's no universal driver package that I can find for it. What the sound chip is I'm not certain; could be Realtek or another firm but I can't bet on it.
Just found this foreign website can't really read it but im gonna download these drivers and try them out tonight..
http://www.onda.com.cn/pro
Just a quick update.... The driver above did not work. I have since found out that the actual motherboard model is A690GM2MA. Searched for sound drivers on their website and it comes back with 'Not Found Data!'
I now have internet access at home so can use the web to search.. Any more suggestions on this?
I believe this is the model....
http://www.foxconnchannel.
Which is pretty much the drivers that have been downloaded. Only the motherboard code is different.
From the link you gave click on the Drivers link on the right hand side and download the Realtek HDA audio driver.
You might want to grab the AMD chipset driver as well and install it first before the Realtek.
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by: bravadoPosted on 2008-06-02 at 02:18:18ID: 21690526
Howdy, install CPU-Z from here:
http://www.cpuid.com/downl
Don't worry it's freeware and very well known utility for ID'n motherboard info, I use it.
Once you have it running, go to the Mainboard tab please and give us the manufacturer and model info.
To your knowledge this motherboard you were using included both sound and video on it and they gave you back the same in kind?
With that info though from CPU-Z you should be able to go to the manufacturer's web site and gather all the info and drivers.
If you have issues with any of that, please leave a comment. 8)
Cheers!