Hi drivers problem - Mercury P4VM800M7 Motherboard

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This is probably a BIOS Settings or Driver or Device Settings problem. Try 2 things first:
Make sure all the relevant Device functions in BIOS are 'Enabled' and then save those new BIOS Settings.

To enter BIOS Setup, Press 'F2' or 'Del' during the first POST Screen at Start Up.

Check the status of the Devices and their Drivers in Device Manager.

Start > (My) Computer > (System Properties) View System Settings > Device Manager

This will tell you if the Devices are installed and functioning properly and if their Drivers are installed properly. If a red 'x' or a yellow question or exclamation mark appears next to a Device, then there is probably a settings anomaly, fault, error or conflict with that Device and/or its Driver.

Re-install the correct Drivers that relate to BOTH the device and your Operating System, then restart the computer. Install the Drivers either from the motherboard's Drivers and utilities CD or from here:

http://www.mercury-pc.com/downloads_list.php?productid=644

Please note that this motherboard appears to support only Win 2000/Win XP/Win 2003 Server and possibly also some Linux Distros (Operating Systems). If your Operating System is not included in this list, then it is highly probable that no Drivers exist for that Operating System.

If you are committed to both this Motherboard and an unsupported Operating System, then consider buying and installing either a basic 5.1 or 7.1, internal PCI Sound Card or an external USB Sound Card, an AGP Graphics Card, a PCI LAN/Ethernet/NIC Card, a PCI Wireless Network adapter Card that are all pre-confirmed as being compatible with your Operating System. All can be relatively inexpensive. See examples below.

The term "Drivers" is meaningless without associating it with an Operating System and a specific item of Hardware. There is no such thing as just " Drivers". There are XP VGA Drivers, Vista Graphics Drivers, Windows 7 LAN Drivers, Mac OSX Tiger WLAN Drivers, Mac OSX Leopard Epson Sx100 Printer Drivers, Mac OSX Lion Webcam Drivers, Linux Red Hat MIDI Controller Drivers and Linux Ubuntu Media Player Drivers, etc.

Although drivers seem to mainly be about hardware, they are actually primarily about software. The Driver does not physically control the Motherboard's Devices. The Operating System and (to a lesser extent) the BIOS do that. What the Driver does (just like a human interpreter for a guest who speaks a different language from his host), is to introduce the Device to the Operating System and help them to communicate with each other, with the Driver taking instructions from both and passing it back and forth between them. So when one mentions Drivers, one must also mention the Operating System it will be talking to. In order for that to be possible, the two must share a common language. If they do not, then the role of 'interpreter' is impossible, because, then neither the Driver nor the Device will be able to understand what the Operating System is saying and vice versa.
I hope this helps.

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