Drivers para MSI (Microstar) K8N Neo3. Se han encontrado drivers - 16 para Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 95, Windows XP 64bit, Windows Server 2003 64bit, other, Windows 98 SE. Seleccione el driver para la descarga gratis. MSI K8N Neo3 1 2006-04-25 It is highly recommended to always use the most recent driver version available. Try to set a system restore point before installing a device driver.
Recently flashed mainboard to 1.D BIOS for installing an X2 4400 (from eBay ). Flash went fine and all seems to be stable. After installing the X2, I get this nice message when XP SP2 boots up about needing to reboot to complete some sort of software installation process.
Now the previous night I had been messing with vid drivers and had a bit of trouble, eventually getting the drivers installed, so i assumed that perhaps this was the issue. XP splash screen comes up fine and screen goes black prior to the login screen. But then it stops.
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I wait a few minutes then reset and try to boot into Safe mode. This time get the BSOD with a warning about new hardware and that windows has been stopped to prevent damage. Along with the infamous IRQLNOTLESSOREQUAL error. I did some Googling (on a different PC) and a few threads talk about excessive heat in the CPU.
So I reboot into the BIOS and see that temps are less than 40C. More like 36. As I can't do anything else, I put the old SanDiego back in and it boots up fine. Just for good measure, I do a system restore to a few days before I messed with the video drivers and restart just fine. I try again with the X2 but get the same error message when Windows starts, telling me to reboot. Then it just hangs on the reboot.
I did check to see if ACPI Multiprocessor PC is there and it is, this after putting the San Diego back in. I don't really want to reinstall Windows, especially in the event that the problem could very well be with the CPU. Might there be some sort of Windows or MSI patch that I am needing? 'After installing the X2, I get this nice message when XP SP2 boots up about needing to reboot to complete some sort of software installation process.
Now the previous night I had been messing with vid drivers and had a bit of trouble, eventually getting the drivers installed, so i assumed that perhaps this was the issue. So I reboot.' Seems your XP detect the new CPU and switched HAL, but a mess occur. Can you list exact BSOD error code received?
Log on in 'Safe Mode' and Install Dual Core Optimizer. Hi Missed you guys while the forums were down. Or at least not accessible to me. I decided to load a test install of XP onto a different drive and it boots up fine with the X2, so am doing a clean install. Before I had my XP partition and Game partitions sharing a 68.5 GB RAID 0 stripe on my 2 35GB Raptors. They were sharing equally and I started to run out of room. So I want to give XP less room and the Game partition more space and will just load other 'non window' apps on another hard drive.
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The question is, will 10 GB be enough for XP? Got XP installed along with the MSI nF3 5.10 drivers. But even after configuring my network settings (I use a static IP address) I can still NOT see the internet. Also installed the MSI Gigabit driver and still no luck. Windows sees the two adapters but they do not work. I attached the network cable feeding this PC but still no luck. Is it possible BOTH onboard network adapters broke at the same time?
They were working last night just fine, though I did change some boot options as the thing tried to boot up from the LAN at one point. Guess I'll try to reset the CMOS and see what happens. No internet at all. I have turned off the Windows firewall and I can see the other PC's on the network and browse their shared docs folders. I stuck a separate NIC in and it worked briefly. Then it stopped. And after playing around with the settings, disabling and enabling and repairing, it finally works again.
Is there some issue that these X2 CPU's have with networking on this board? Maybe some patch I need? Now that I can connect to web maybe Bill Gates will send me something helpful. Any chance that the 1.0D Bios is the source of the problem? I was using the 1.C for a while without trouble but flashed to 1.0D thinking it was needed for the dual core. I didn't have any problems when I did that with the network adapters.
Sorry, I red too fast your 1st post. Bios flash may erase the MAC address of nVidia, but in the case, Realtek should work. Try this (From MSI FAQ): '(1) Please check MAC Address from sticker at LPT1 (Printer) port (2) Please download BIOS file from website below. (3) Please type below word to update BIOS.
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AWFL833D.EXE W7025NMS.190 /py /sn /cd /cc /cp /nvmac:xxxxxxxxxxxx /wb xxxxxxxxxxxx is MAC Address from that sticker. (4) Clear CMOS via JBAT1 jumper after updating BIOS. At last, Nvidia LAN MAC Address should come back again ' The explanation is for another bios version but it works; I did it 2 times.