Look for the drivers via your service tag number or by the model number, not the motherboard.
If you would have provided the PC Model Number, someone may have been able to give you specific assistance. The PC Model Number and Operating System should be on any initial problem post - too many different Dell models.
Well that's one of the reasons I couldn't find what I was looking for. I'm not sure what the service number is. I know it's an alpha numeric 5-7 characters long and I've entered every possible candidate (and yes I opened my pc and checked all the numbers inside too). I get "service tag not recognized" and when I try to use the "find my service tag" feature, all I get is "."
Is there a way I could find out the model number?
Message Edited by The Scone on 02-19-2007 12:08 PM
If it's a full Dell PC, the model number is on the front of the PC. Sounds like you have a non-Dell PC with a dell motherboard. Who knows what sound is on it.
Another thought, you can try some of the different drivers and see if any work. Dell has used foxcon M/B's on many models.
Also, you need to first install the chipset drivers as they define what is on the motherboard. That also complicates trying to find the correct drivers without knowing the model number.
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