Bad Motherboard drivers disk!

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Hi all!
I just bought a P4C800 Deluxe motherboard and 2-80gig hard drives. I got Win
XP home to load right up.
I put the drivers disk into my CD player and everything locks up! So I
rebooted the machine and tryed to
run it in my other CD/RW player, same thing. Only this time the player just
keeps running and running. Another
reboot! Thinking that something has happened to my players I pulled them out
and put the ones from my old
system in. Same thing! I contacted techsupport and they told me that I
needed to do a fresh install of XP and
then install the drivers. So I put everything back and format and everything
and SAME THING!
Ok I'm kind of upset now so I try to play 10 or so disks in the same
players, every single one of them play
without a problem! Back to techsupport and they tell me to try cleaning the
players and do a fresh install of
windows. 5 days I've been trying to get this computer up and running, I have
come up with this.. I put one of the
new 80gig hard drives into my old system, I'll download the drivers I need
onto that then put it into my new system
and install them that way!

Ok new problem I can't read the disk so I don't know what drivers I need to
download! Please! could someone put
a list of whats on the P4C800 Deluxe disk so I can download them and use my
new computer!
Sorry for the long drawn out version but no computer shop here and I kinda
wanted to build it myself .
Thanks for any help you can give me!
 
Esym said:
Hi all!
I just bought a P4C800 Deluxe motherboard and 2-80gig hard drives. I got Win
XP home to load right up.
I put the drivers disk into my CD player and everything locks up! So I
rebooted the machine and tryed to
run it in my other CD/RW player, same thing. Only this time the player just
keeps running and running. Another
reboot! Thinking that something has happened to my players I pulled them out
and put the ones from my old
system in. Same thing! I contacted techsupport and they told me that I
needed to do a fresh install of XP and
then install the drivers. So I put everything back and format and everything
and SAME THING!
Ok I'm kind of upset now so I try to play 10 or so disks in the same
players, every single one of them play
without a problem! Back to techsupport and they tell me to try cleaning the
players and do a fresh install of
windows. 5 days I've been trying to get this computer up and running, I have
come up with this.. I put one of the
new 80gig hard drives into my old system, I'll download the drivers I need
onto that then put it into my new system
and install them that way!

Ok new problem I can't read the disk so I don't know what drivers I need to
download! Please! could someone put
a list of whats on the P4C800 Deluxe disk so I can download them and use my
new computer!
Sorry for the long drawn out version but no computer shop here and I kinda
wanted to build it myself .
Thanks for any help you can give me!
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Go to their website and download the drivers you need from there. Put them
on a disk and use that. Toss out the one that came with the motherboard.
 
Hi all!
I just bought a P4C800 Deluxe motherboard and 2-80gig hard drives. I got Win
XP home to load right up.
I put the drivers disk into my CD player and everything locks up! So I
rebooted the machine and tryed to
run it in my other CD/RW player, same thing. Only this time the player just
keeps running and running. Another
reboot! Thinking that something has happened to my players I pulled them out
and put the ones from my old
system in. Same thing! I contacted techsupport and they told me that I
needed to do a fresh install of XP and
then install the drivers. So I put everything back and format and everything
and SAME THING!
Ok I'm kind of upset now so I try to play 10 or so disks in the same
players, every single one of them play
without a problem! Back to techsupport and they tell me to try cleaning the
players and do a fresh install of
windows. 5 days I've been trying to get this computer up and running, I have
come up with this.. I put one of the
new 80gig hard drives into my old system, I'll download the drivers I need
onto that then put it into my new system
and install them that way!

Ok new problem I can't read the disk so I don't know what drivers I need to
download! Please! could someone put
a list of whats on the P4C800 Deluxe disk so I can download them and use my
new computer!
Sorry for the long drawn out version but no computer shop here and I kinda
wanted to build it myself .
Thanks for any help you can give me!
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You'll prob want to install the mobo chipset drivers first, then the LAN
and whatever else is enabled onboard. Just download the drivers for your
mobo & OS. Device manager in Windows will show the devices that need
drivers.
 
Sometimes you get this bad disc problem and usually it can be overcome
simply by burning a copy of the disc and using the copy instead.
 
Canus_Lupis said:
Sometimes you get this bad disc problem and usually it can be overcome
simply by burning a copy of the disc and using the copy instead.
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I usually ignore the disk anyway. By the time the
motherboard+CD makes it through the chain of suppliers
and venders and into my hands the software it usually
a couple of versions behind what you can download from
the manufacturer's web site.
 
Esym wrote:
Ok new problem I can't read the disk so I don't know what drivers I need to
download! Please! could someone put
a list of whats on the P4C800 Deluxe disk so I can download them and use my
new computer!
Sorry for the long drawn out version but no computer shop here and I kinda
wanted to build it myself .
Thanks for any help you can give me!
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I had the same problem this past weekend - I couldn't read the disk
in the first two drives I tried it in (although the drives read all my
other disks fine); Fortunately, I was able to read the disk in a third
drive.

List of files follows my sig. It's easier to read in a fixed pitch
font.

R,
Tom Q.

File list for the included support software for Intel 875/865 series
motherboard
===========================================================================
File Name Description
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
--Drivers
-Audio
-AD1888 -SoundMAX Audio Driver version 5.12.01.3665 WHQL.
-AD1980 -SoundMAX Audio Driver version 5.12.01.3538 WHQL.
-AD1985 -SoundMAX Audio Driver version 5.12.01.3630 WHQL.
-Linux -SoundMAX Audio Driver for Linux.
-NT40 -SoundMAX AD1888/1980/1985 Audio Driver V4.0.0.25
for Windows NT4.0.

-Chipset
-IAA -Intel(R) Application Accelerator RAID Edition
3.5R for Windows 2000/XP.
-MakeDisk.exe -Make SATA driver floppy for Windows 2000/XP.
-Inf -Intel(R) Chipset Software Installation Utility
5.0.2.1003.

-Lan
-3Com -3Com Gigabit LOM (3C940) Driver V1.0.0.46 WHQL
for Windows
2000/XP/2003 & V1.0.0.44 for Windows NT4/98/ME.
-4401 -Broadcom 4401 Fast Ethernet Controller Driver
RELEASE 6.5.4.
-Intel -Intel(R) Network Adapter Software Version
7.0.37.0.
-Marvell -Marvell LAN Driver V6.28 for Windows 2000/XP &
V6.27 for Windows 98/ME.

-Promise
-378RAID -FastTrak 378 Driver.
-nt4 -Windows NT4 miniport driver 1.00.1.37.
-win2000 -Windows 2000 miniport driver 1.00.1.37 WHQL.
-win2003 -Windows Server 2003 miniport driver 1.00.1.37
WHQL.
-98-me -Windows 98-ME miniport driver 1.00.1.37.
-winxp -Windows XP miniport driver 1.00.1.37 WHQL.
-MakeDisk -Make Promise RAID driver floppy for Windows
NT4/2000/XP/2003.

-378ATA -Promise SATA378 Driver V1.00.0.26.
-MakeDisk -Make Promise SATA driver floppy for Windows
NT4/2000/XP.
-Linux -PROMISE 20378 Driver for RedHat 7.3 & 8.0 and
SuSE 8.0 & 8.1.
-Netware -Netware5.1/6.0 Promise FastTrak 378 Controller
Driver.
-PAM -Promise Array Management V3.2.1.12 for Windows
2000/XP.

-USB2
-2K -USB 2.0 Driver for Windows 2000.
-98_ME -USB 2.0 Driver for Windows 98/ME V1.1.02.

-VIARAID -VIA RAID driver V2.10P1 for Windows
98/NT40/ME/2000/XP.
-MakeDisk.exe -Make VIARAID driver floppy for Windows 2000/XP.

--Software

-Acrobat -Adobe Acrobat Reader V5.0.

-AFUDOS
-AFUDOS.txt -Information on how to use the AMI FLASH DOS
Utility.
-AFUDOS.exe -Utility v1.16b2 for update the motherboard's AMI
BIOS.

-ASUSUpdt
-Setup.exe -ASUS Update V5.20.01 Install Program for Windows
95/98/ME/2000/XP/2003.

-DirectX -Microsoft DirectX 8.1 Runtime library.

-LOGO -Default Logo Bitmaps.

-PCCillin -PC-Cillin 2002 (Anti-Virus) V9.05 Application.
-English -English Version PC-Cillin 2002 Application.
-TChinese -Traditional Chinese Version PC-Cillin 2002
Application.

-Probe
-Setup.exe -ASUS PC Probe V2.21.07 Install Program for
Windows
95/98/ME/2000/XP/2003.

-ScrnSavr -ASUS Features Screen Saver.

-VEdit -Winbond Voice Editor for Windows
98SE/ME/2000/XP/2003.


--FILELIST.TXT -This file you are now reading.

--TECHSUPP.TXT -Use this form in order to fill out relevant
information
concerning your system when requesting technical
support.
Please mail or fax to the nearest ASUS technical
support.
 
I usually ignore the disk anyway. By the time the
motherboard+CD makes it through the chain of suppliers
and venders and into my hands the software it usually
a couple of versions behind what you can download from
the manufacturer's web site.
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Same here,
I recently built a AMD64 with a MSI board and to my surprise he CD had
all the latest (32-bit) drivers on it, thats a first for me! ;p

Ed
 
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