EP-8KTA3 Mobo Drivers

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Hi Guys,
had to reformat one of my older computer it has a epox EP-8KTA3 Mobo and
cannot find the Mobo disc. Any ideas where I can get the following drivers:
Chipset, LAN, USB and onboard sound,plus do I need anymore
Thanks for your help and advice, it is appreciated
Regards
Bob
 
BH said:
Hi Guys,
had to reformat one of my older computer it has a epox EP-8KTA3 Mobo and
cannot find the Mobo disc. Any ideas where I can get the following drivers:
Chipset, LAN, USB and onboard sound,plus do I need anymore
Thanks for your help and advice, it is appreciated
Regards
Bob
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And what OS are the drivers for ?

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For USB, in some cases the chipset driver identifies the bits
of hardware, and an OS default driver handles the USB. In that
case, you don't need a separate USB driver - it is already there.

http://www.motherboards.org/files/manuals/94/mu-8kta3+0012.pdf

Chipset drivers can be found on viaarena.com - select OS via menu.
Perhaps the 4-in-1 version will seem familiar.

http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2

Sound (no WinXP)
http://www.motherboards.org/files/drivers/94/via-686-120.exe

Your LAN might be a separate card, in which case have a look
at it, and figure out what it is..

This page is what gives me some hints on what to look for.
But if the actual files are hosted on an FTP server, they
don't get archived. Then, I had a look on motherboards.org,
to see if by chance they might have some of it.

http://web.archive.org/web/20020803...ort/motherboard/drivers/download_ep-8kta3.htm

Paul
 
BH said:
Hi Guys,
had to reformat one of my older computer it has a epox EP-8KTA3 Mobo
and cannot find the Mobo disc. Any ideas where I can get the
following drivers: Chipset, LAN, USB and onboard sound,plus do I need
anymore Thanks for your help and advice, it is appreciated
Regards
Bob
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You can get bios or software drivers directly from the company that made the
motherboard.

Give this link a try. Put in your model and what you want in the file type
and go from there.
http://www.epox.com/USA/downloads.asp
 
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