[FlashDude]

sorry my bad here you go

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/suppor...UID=639&kind=1

link fixed above and here is all the info on that board

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/suppor...UID=639&kind=1

What model emachines do you have?

[sypher0725]

you must check to see if your mobo is the RS480M or the RS480M2
and install the correct driver. Its got to be one of those. Your chipset is the ATI SB400

[CrazeD]

Originally posted by FlashDude
sorry my bad here you go

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/suppor...UID=639&kind=1

link fixed above and here is all the info on that board

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/suppor...UID=639&kind=1

What model emachines do you have?

Yeah..see...no chipset drivers. They have "system drivers", but that doesn't do me any good at all.

It's a T6522

[FlashDude]

That is the chipset drivers! That's the only ones, find the model number on the board if its the same then install the drivers

[sypher0725]

^hes right.
if you want it your way then try looking inside the restore cds for the drivers

[FlashDude]

http://www.emachines.com/support/pro...es&model=T6522

There are the drivers from emachines they also are all you should need probably an older version but should do the same thing

[CrazeD]

It doesn't work though..I downloaded that, but it doesn't do anything. Just runs an extract thing and that's it.

[FlashDude]

go into device manager do you see any yellow question marks beside devices??? do you see the usb host controller?

If it has the wrong drivers already installed then click the usb controller and click search for new driver now that you installed the INF file it should install the newer drivers (you may need to pick from a list)

[CrazeD]

Yes, I see a yellow quesiton mark next to "Universal Serial Bus Controller" and "Multimedia Device". Windows can't find the USB drivers, and the audio drivers do work.. but it's something about that USB that I feel isn't right.

I mean, the computer works fine an all..but if I could fix that I'd be happy.

[FlashDude]

Originally posted by FlashDude

If it has the wrong drivers already installed then click the usb controller and click search for new driver now that you installed the INF file it should install the newer drivers (you may need to pick from a list)

If that doesn't work uninstall the usb controller then click on search for new hardware and see it it picks it up then install's the new driver.