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damn you computer....damn you i say

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kermalou

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computer crashed, need to reinstall everything and now i cant find out the drivers for my motherboard..damn you intel/msi/windows....whoever caused this, damn you i say
 
its an msi motherboard but i dont know which one and the website lists tens of drivers......why isn't there just one generic motherboard driver like intel?
 
Originally posted by: kermalou
its an msi motherboard but i dont know which one and the website lists tens of drivers......why isn't there just one generic motherboard driver like intel?
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Well herein lies your troubles young padawan. Doesn't CPU-Z list stuff like chipsets and the like?
 
Download this, or if that link doesn't work, go here and download the version 1.27 towards the bottom of the page. Unzip it, run the cpuz application, and click on the mainboard tab at the top. Hopefully, it will tell you your model and/or chipset.
 
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Originally posted by: kermalou
its an msi motherboard but i dont know which one and the website lists tens of drivers......why isn't there just one generic motherboard driver like intel?
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Well herein lies your troubles young padawan. Doesn't CPU-Z list stuff like chipsets and the like?
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Great Idea. Just check Cpu-z and it should tell you the chipset, but only if the drivers are already installed.


Edit: Im hoping im wrong.
 
Originally posted by: Ryuson99
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Originally posted by: kermalou
its an msi motherboard but i dont know which one and the website lists tens of drivers......why isn't there just one generic motherboard driver like intel?
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Well herein lies your troubles young padawan. Doesn't CPU-Z list stuff like chipsets and the like?
Click to expand...

Great Idea. Just check Cpu-z and it should tell you the chipset, but only if the drivers are already installed.


Edit: Im hoping im wrong.
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AHAHA!!! Not quite as blurred as you thought! 😛 😀
 
Originally posted by: russianpower
wrong forum
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nazi, i didn't come here asking for help, but people are nice and are helping...

i got the motherbaord this one

but for some reason the network drivers aren't working no matter what i do.
 
Originally posted by: kermalou
Originally posted by: russianpower
wrong forum
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nazi, i didn't come here asking for help, but people are nice and are helping...

i got the motherbaord this one

but for some reason the network drivers aren't working no matter what i do.
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did you try unistalling the drivers for the mobo and then reinstalling them again
 
Originally posted by: russianpower
Originally posted by: kermalou
Originally posted by: russianpower
wrong forum
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nazi, i didn't come here asking for help, but people are nice and are helping...

i got the motherbaord this one

but for some reason the network drivers aren't working no matter what i do.
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did you try unistalling the drivers for the mobo and then reinstalling them again
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i tried no freaking luck
 
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