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Old 07-03-2009, 08:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
chris47
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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OS: win2k Professional,vistaHP


[SOLVED] win2k after HD replacement

I bought a used machine. 1400/256/100/1.5
815 chipset family, mem comtroller 82815EG, I/O Controller 82801BA(ICH2)

The HD blew up after I left it on and unused all day. So I got another drive and put it on the machine. The seller would't give me a copy of the software unless I paid another 60bucks for them to load it, so I loaded win98 to format it. After I did so the machine seems to be missing drivers for the mother board. I now have win2k on it with the same issue. The OS when I purchased was win2kpro.
I can only get 16 colors on display, I cannot get it to detect the modem even with modem specific software disc, when I IPconfig I get all zeros.
In case it matters even with the chipset numbers the Intel chip on the board that I can read is FW82801BA, the processor is Celeron 1400 SL64V, RK80530RY017256 (BX80530F1400256)

I've messaged Vinnie4 who seems to have had the same driver issue and solved it. I too cannot distinguish which drivers to load as there seems to be a list of identifying numbers on Intel's site for the 815 chipset that I do not have. I did load one set and it black screened me after restart. I had to run Dban and reloaded win2k OS this morning.
I posted all this in case I am missing something else that the symptoms I posted might indicate.
I am online with a different computer. If I could get online with it i'd just have the Intel site scan it.


I need to make this thing run right as I have to give it away in trade for work that was already done.
Thanks

Last edited by chris47; 07-03-2009 at 08:11 AM.
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