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New OFFICIAL VIA 4-in-1 4.32 drivers with WinXP support

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http://www.viahardware.com/download/index.shtm#4in1

1. Add Via filter driver 1.10 under Windows ME
2. For Windows XP setup

3. Fixed (VT8366/VT8361) install/uninstall under both Windows 2K and Windows ME

4. CDROM Enable DMA under Windows 2k

Include WHQL version :
1. via ide filter driver 1.10 (Windows2k/ME/98SE)
2. agp driver 4.05c(Windows2k/ME/98SE)
3. via chipset driver(Windows2k/ME/98SE)

 


<< CDROM Enable DMA under Windows 2k >>



Hmmm could that be why my Toshiba drive was skipping so much with dvd's? I RMA'ed it...
 
Hope this allows me to put my burner on DMA. I couldn't force that thing into DMA and thought all was lost.
 
I got an error message and the setup program bolted when I tried to install it under Windows XP Professional Build 2481.
 
My Internal zip worked with 4.29s but now with 4.31s it randomly locks with the light on after inserting a disk and also freezes the computer when writing to the zip drive.
How can VIA and zip stay in business?

Mac
 
Here's a question coming your way...(kinda stupid?...)

do you uninstall the previous versions of the 4-in-1's or do you just go ahead and run the setup as your system is? I guess ideally, you do a clean install of the OS but that's a little troublesome for something that I never really see help me in performance or stability.

But since I plan on installing the damn thing, thought I'd ask.
 
The 4.27 version should be uninstalled first. That version mis-identifies IDE as SCSI; produces BSOD if upgraded instead of uninstalling &amp; then installing the newer version.
 
<<I got an error message and the setup program bolted when I tried to install it under Windows XP Professional Build 2481. >>

I got a registry error with Win ME. For some reason, now any 12.xx NVidia drivers have problems on reboot. Optimal refresh somehow displays default settings, but displays properly if I switch around after reboot. So I have gone back to 6.50 for the time being. I could get the AGP 4.05c driver to install by itself, though. Ugh.
 
I installed them ok with no problems,but don`t know if it updated anything on my Win98 OS1,games run ok.

🙂
 
Is there a site (or a kind person) that shows which VIA driver would be best for a specific OS? I'm still running 98SE, and all I see are patches for WinME, Win2K, etc. Is it possible that these newer drivers would worsen the performance of the earlier OS?
 
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