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    baccyman's Avatar n00b BT Rep: +11BT Rep +11BT Rep +11
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    has anyone used drivermagic
    i have installed it on to my comp and run a scan with it and the result is that there are loads of different drivers that it has found and some of them want to change my chip set ,
    i have not installed any yet as i don't know if changing the chip set will screw up my comp and if it did would there be any way back from something like that.

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    Virtualbody1234's Avatar Forum Star BT Rep: +2
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    It's impossible for software to change your chip set. A chip set is group of chips on your motherboard (physical parts).

    It must be wanting you to change your chip set drivers.

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    baccyman's Avatar n00b BT Rep: +11BT Rep +11BT Rep +11
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    sorry i should have put chip set drivers ,
    but would this cause any major problems if i went ahead and installed the drivers .

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    You should be able to roll back any driver . Why not just search your Mobo's web site for updated drivers ? I take it your using generic windows drivers ?

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    the computer came with xp home installed when i bought it, and when i have updated with microsoft updates there is a audio driver c-media AC97 , when i install that driver it knocks out my audio so i know that i get problems with that one , i dont fancy having problems with a whole load of them.
    thanks for your reply.

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    magister's Avatar Melancholic BT Rep: +5
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    I used drivermagic and had no problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by baccyman View Post
    the computer came with xp home installed when i bought it, and when i have updated with microsoft updates there is a audio driver c-media AC97 , when i install that driver it knocks out my audio so i know that i get problems with that one , i dont fancy having problems with a whole load of them.
    thanks for your reply.


    I know what you mean Winupdates tries to update my Ati Vid card with older drivers so I just uncheck that option . Drivermagic is probably a good choice for you then ,I hav'nt tried it but programs like UDI work the same way ,its a tool to help you.


    Have you tried googling your Mobo drivers ? c-media AC97 is pretty basic you should be able to update with no problems . Try a program like Belarc to see what hardware and software you have installed .


    http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html


    http://www.zhangduo.com/udi.html
    Last edited by peat moss; 12-15-2006 at 05:06 AM.

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    thanks for the tips i will give that a try,

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