ECS RC410-M motherboard drivers?

Hi J

This is an unsupported site, use files at your own RISK!

http://www.e4allupgraders.info/dir [...] oads.shtml

eMachines T3516a
rc410-m v1.1 motherboard

note: The following is meant only for T3516a and NOT T3516 because the T3516 uses an Intel motherboard, and the T3516a uses an ECS rc410-m v1.1 motherboard.

I had alot of trouble finding somewhere to actually download the needed drivers so i hope these can help you by saving you time.

This is a clean install on the formatted drive this system came with. What I did was pull the hard drive and placed it in an external enclosure and connected it onto another computer. I used Paragon Partition Manager to merge the 2 partitions as well as format it.

Returning it back into the T3516a, I used a July'09 Windows XP disc to install the OS. Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 Build 2600

Installing drivers,
1) Install ATI South Bridge driver package [9-2_xp32-64_sb_76121.exe] and restart
2) Install RealTek ALC880 Audio Driver [WDM_R223.exe] and restart
3) Install Display Driver [9-3_xp32_dd.exe] and restart

note: no need to install the ethernet LAN driver because Windows automatically installed it during the WinXP install.

4) for the PCI Simple Communications Controller [aka the 56k ITU V.92 Ready/Fax Modem], go to Start / Control Panel / System / Hardware / Device Manager

make sure you have internet access at this point

now right-click on PCI Simple Communications Controller and select Update Driver, select 'Yes, this time only', select Next

once finished, restart computer.

5) you can now go to Start / Control Panel / Windows Update to finish up updating your system

note: At http://www.e4allupgraders.info, the downloads were suspended indefinetly thus the 3 driver files I mentioned above can individually be found here:

1) http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/ [...] nload.html

2) http://www.easy-share.com/1905122743

3) http://www.opendrivers.com/driver/ [...] nload.html

If any are missing at the time you read this, just google those filenames!

Bye.