Spent most of the day trying to scare up some m/b drivers for a
Compaq Presario 7360. Contains (what I read is) a Mitac U5114V
m/b, but the Mitac.com site is so odd my browser can not drive it(?).
CPU is an AMD K6-2 500MHz. W2K died, or I killed my 1st W2K system!
Have formatted and reinstalled
trying to turn the rest of the hair gray :-!
fp
At 01:17 PM 4/2/2007, DHSinclair Poked the stick with:
>Spent most of the day trying to scare up some m/b drivers for a
>Compaq Presario 7360. Contains (what I read is) a Mitac U5114V
>m/b, but the Mitac.com site is so odd my browser can not drive
From: "DHSinclair"
Anyone have an old ViaTech 4n1 for an Apollo MVP4 m/b chipset pair?
http://www.viaarena.com/Driver/VIA_4in1_443v.zip
See the page it comes from here: (Very near bottom...)
http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=420&OSID=3&CatID=1230
Note: There is a newer one...
Rick,
Thankyou for the link. I did miss the "MVP#" reference at the bottom of
the page. Late in the afternoon. Got the set! Yes, see the newer one,
but not willing to risk on that one just yet. Not my machine. And, the HD
may still get moved to another machine still. This Compaq POS is d
As an update, the VIA 4n1's did not do the trick. I tried both the v443 and
Hyperion v451.
I found my old VIA archive (back to v436) and the only video driver
contained is for an AGP/GART driver. Assume an AGP video card or AGP imbed
in the NorthBridge. This stupid VIA imbed is a Trident PCI f
Sorry it did not work.
How about a cheap (used) video card from somewhere instead?
Depends on what it is used for...
(I think I have an XP machine running a real old 4Meg card, or did...)
Rick Glazier
From: "DHSinclair"
As an update, the VIA 4n1's di
