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Video Drivers for IBM 6862270
I have an old IBM computer, that I use for internet browsing and old games. I have installed windows XP on it, and it just almost runs. It was intended for Windows 95 and 98. I cant find the video drivers for it anywhere, and the IBM website is as always confusing. Cant find anything there either. I hope I dont have to re-install windows 98 on it to get it to work.
Model: IBM 6862270
System Serial Number: 5575H5D
Enclosure Type: Desktop
Can anyone help me with this?
Model: IBM 6862270
System Serial Number: 5575H5D
Enclosure Type: Desktop
Can anyone help me with this?
can you try this driver? but im not 100% sure! change the txt to zip.
MASQUERAID did it already :-)
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Looks like I am having some trouble. The drivers would not install on win xp, the logs say that the card was not detected. I will try with windows 98 soon. Too bad my USB WIFI antenna doesnt have drivers for windows 98...
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Where did you get info on IBM 6862270 ? I need to know what kind og RAM the motherboard supports? Guess I could start by looking at the bios.. :/ anyways, some knowledge of the source of info is appreciated.
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I have tried the drivers for XP, and the other version for Win9x found at the same site, but none of them seem to be correct. There are multiple different S3 Trio cards, as far as I know.
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The graphics card is a onboard card, integrated in the motherboard. There is a chip on the motherboard that says this:
S3 Trio 3D
on board
86C366
9848C40603.00
Taiwan
I was actually thinking of buying a new PCI graphics card, for instance this one:
http://www.ps.no/ArtDtl.aspx?i=148156&model=
Just the processor on the graphics card is as powerfull as the main CPU. And there is more memory on the graphics card then on the motherboard.
S3 Trio 3D
on board
86C366
9848C40603.00
Taiwan
I was actually thinking of buying a new PCI graphics card, for instance this one:
http://www.ps.no/ArtDtl.aspx?i=148156&model=
Just the processor on the graphics card is as powerfull as the main CPU. And there is more memory on the graphics card then on the motherboard.
This should completely ID the S3 chip
http://drivers.s3graphics.com/en/download/drivers/S3id.exe
You need to run it from a DOS prompt
It seems from searching the IBM users site that the Win98SE drivers can work in XP for this
The card you linked to is a PCI-E 16x - are you sure the systemboard supports that? I think it is just PCI
http://drivers.s3graphics.com/en/download/drivers/S3id.exe
You need to run it from a DOS prompt
It seems from searching the IBM users site that the Win98SE drivers can work in XP for this
The card you linked to is a PCI-E 16x - are you sure the systemboard supports that? I think it is just PCI
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Seems as if when I try to use the computer with XP, I get bluescreens all the time. I dont have that problem with win98, and I did not have that problem with XP before. I guess maybe I have made some changes in the BIOS that might make som resource conflicts? Mostly the bluescreens tell of memory related errors, IRQ or USB related errors(cant remember them specifically).
After running S3id.exe in the command prompt, I get this info:
S3 video Chip: S3Trio3D (366)
Memory size: 4M
Display memory Type: SGRAM / SDRAM
I then tried these drivers:
http://ranger.s3graphics.com/swlib/365drv/9x26106.zip
from:
http://ranger.s3graphics.com/swlib/365drv/
But win98 will not detect them, and wants to use the standard drivers for unknown video cards. I offcourse include the path to the new drivers in the search. I have also tried to provide the path to the drivers via the "Have disk," button, but then the whole system freezes. Until after some time I can terminate the program via ctrl + alt + del.
After running S3id.exe in the command prompt, I get this info:
S3 video Chip: S3Trio3D (366)
Memory size: 4M
Display memory Type: SGRAM / SDRAM
I then tried these drivers:
http://ranger.s3graphics.com/swlib/365drv/9x26106.zip
from:
http://ranger.s3graphics.com/swlib/365drv/
But win98 will not detect them, and wants to use the standard drivers for unknown video cards. I offcourse include the path to the new drivers in the search. I have also tried to provide the path to the drivers via the "Have disk," button, but then the whole system freezes. Until after some time I can terminate the program via ctrl + alt + del.
Have you also tried the win98 driver from the IBM link above?
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Thank you for helping me finding the correct drivers. I am stil missing some other drivers, see https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24563410/Win98-Network-Card-Drivers-for-IBM-6862270.html
Try this one:
http://ranger.s3graphics.c
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