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by mrjay67
If you havent alreay You may want to Flash(i.e. reload) or update your bios. If there is not an actual update than flashing might help if it has been corrupted. On older systems like that there may be a jumper on the board that allows you to resetthe BIOS. TRY THAT FIRST before flashing. If you never have flashed a BIOS make sure to read the directions from the MotherBoard or BIOS mfr.
You can also try the following links from Intel:
http://developer.intel.com/design/software/drivers/platform/inf.htm
ftp://download.intel.com/design/software/drivers/platform/4301/inf_utility/infinst_enu.zip
The FTP is the actual file that may help. It's Intels Chipset Software Installation Utility that is supposed to help with hardware not loading correctly in Device Manager. I would try reseting BIOS and installing Intels utility before trying to Flash the BIOS. The Following appears to be the BIOS UPDATE link with a link there for directions:
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Detail_Desc.asp?ProductID=198&DwnldID=112
Rem to remove any spaces that may appear in the links as you paste them.
Rem to use caution in doing the BIOS update. IF anything goes wrong in the middle of an update that can be it for your system. Try the other options FIRST.
Hope this helps
Jason
by djent
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