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Ummm...
To cut a long story short - I reckon I've lost my ABIT IC7-G disc.
Which means I've lost the USB drivers, onBoard audio (AC'97), S-ATA Drivers, LAN drivers...
There any way to download them then burn a copy?
To cut a long story short - I reckon I've lost my ABIT IC7-G disc.
Which means I've lost the USB drivers, onBoard audio (AC'97), S-ATA Drivers, LAN drivers...
There any way to download them then burn a copy?
Ummm...
To cut a long story short - I reckon I've lost my ABIT IC7-G disc.
Which means I've lost the USB drivers, onBoard audio (AC'97), S-ATA Drivers, LAN drivers...
There any way to download them then burn a copy?
To cut a long story short - I reckon I've lost my ABIT IC7-G disc.
Which means I've lost the USB drivers, onBoard audio (AC'97), S-ATA Drivers, LAN drivers...
There any way to download them then burn a copy?
[URL]http://www.abit-usa.com/products/mb/drivers.php?categories=1&model=4[/URL]
Slight aside, what does AC'97 mean - you see it loads concerning onboard sound, but what does it stand for?
Audio codec standard 1997.
And what exactly is that standard?
Everything you ever wanted to know about AC97 and more can be found...
[URL]http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/audio/[/URL]
[URL]http://www.intel.com/design/chipsets/audio/[/URL]
Heh, it somehow found it's way into my mother's laptop.
Whoops.
Thanks for the link, Pandaemonium... Bookmarked.
Never know when that disc will go walkies again.
Whoops.
Thanks for the link, Pandaemonium... Bookmarked.
Never know when that disc will go walkies again.