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Old 11-02-2007, 10:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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I have read that there are issues installing drivers for the MSI K9N6SGM-V mobo under Windows XP. I was wondering if this were true and also if so should I just download the drivers and create my own driver disk? The MSI drivers are found (MSI -- MICRO-STAR INT'L CO., LTD.. If there is a compatibility issue with the drivers from the CD with Windows XP (pro which I am using) which drivers should I download. Also, should I even bother loading the MOBO CD if this is the case? Hopefully someone can anwser my numerous question. I just want to make sure I install the neccessary drivers are installed.
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Well it is always good to make sure your Mobo drivers are installed. If you are typing from within XP then i dont think they are incompatitible. It is always a good idea to have the latest drivers.
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Would you suggest that I just download the drivers from the MSI site then to make sure I am getting the correct and most up to date drivers?
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Yes that would be my suggestion to you. That way you will have the most recent driver for your motherboard and even if there is a problem with the mobo and XP these drivers should fix that problem.
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Okay, Sounds good. Thanks
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