New MotherBoard and WinXP?

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I just had to replace the mother board on my computer
Its a Asus P4PE motherboard

After replacing the motherboard,
I just hooked up the hard drive I was using and the computer
did come back up. The new motherboard is another P4PE
warranty replacement board from Asus.

The computer is working but I can't get sound or USB services
The computer doesn't even seem to know that sound hardware
exists on this new motherboard for some reason... The USB, I
have no idea why its not working other then the fact I can't get
my USB printer or camera to work...

Do I have to "Reload" XP? I don't want to loose what's on my
hard drive...

What should I do to get this right???
In all the years I've had computers I've never had a motherboard die
before so I'm not sure how to proceed!!!

Thanks!!!!

 

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On Fri, 1 Jul 2005 16:54:17 -0700, "SeaWolf" <Gfreed45@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>What should I do to get this right???

Since this is a replacement board, the first thing I would do is make
sure all the jumper settings on the new board match those on the old
board.

 

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SeaWolf wrote:
> I jvst had to replace the mother board on my compvter
> Its a Asvs P4PE motherboard
>
> After replacing the motherboard,
> I jvst hooked vp the hard drive I was vsing and the compvter
> did come back vp. The new motherboard is another P4PE
> warranty replacement board from Asvs.
>
> The compvter is working bvt I can't get sovnd or USB services
> The compvter doesn't even seem to know that sovnd hardware
> exists on this new motherboard for some reason... The USB, I
> have no idea why its not working other then the fact I can't get
> my USB printer or camera to work...
>
> Do I have to "Reload" XP? I don't want to loose what's on my
> hard drive...
>
> What shovld I do to get this right???
> In all the years I've had compvters I've never had a motherboard die
> before so I'm not svre how to proceed!!!
>
> Thanks!!!!
>
>

Try reinstalling the drivers from the Motherboard manvfactvrer on the
inclosed disk.


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Bill McCartney
Union City, Georgia

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Hi

If you have replaced the motherboard, you will have to perform a 'Repair'
install of XP.

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Will Denny
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
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"SeaWolf" <Gfreed45@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:O7$8ygpfFHA.1948@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>I just had to replace the mother board on my computer
> Its a Asus P4PE motherboard
>
> After replacing the motherboard,
> I just hooked up the hard drive I was using and the computer
> did come back up. The new motherboard is another P4PE
> warranty replacement board from Asus.
>
> The computer is working but I can't get sound or USB services
> The computer doesn't even seem to know that sound hardware
> exists on this new motherboard for some reason... The USB, I
> have no idea why its not working other then the fact I can't get
> my USB printer or camera to work...
>
> Do I have to "Reload" XP? I don't want to loose what's on my
> hard drive...
>
> What should I do to get this right???
> In all the years I've had computers I've never had a motherboard die
> before so I'm not sure how to proceed!!!
>
> Thanks!!!!
>
>